Plus, you get to exile artifacts, creatures, enchantments, and graveyards (or any combination thereof) rather than just destroying permanents and sending them to the graveyard with Austere Command
"I tried to order enough, using multiple sources, and got allocated by all my distributors," states Michael Clark of Showcase Comics in Swarthmore, Penn
The four decks are generally solid but, with so many Commander decks every year, they do feel a little uninspired
The ability to cheaply remove a creature from interacting with the battlefield is strong, and Bound in Gold fills this role nicely
This ones particularly terrifying to deal with for unseasoned players and a prime reason why it ranks among the best colorless creatures MTG enthusiasts debate endlessly