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They come down like the OG duals most of the time, and given the sad state of dual lands in most Commanders, these are an immediate injection of power into your deck

Full Decklist Arcane Signet Atarka, World Render Atsushi, the Blazing Sky Beast Within Become the Avalanche Blasphemous Act Bountiful Landscape Breaching Dragonstorm Broodcaller Scourge Chaos Warp Cinder Glade Command Tower Deceptive Frostkite Draconic Lore Dragon Tempest Dragonlord Atarka Dragonlord's Servant Dragonmaster Outcast Dragon's Hoard Elemental Bond Encroaching Dragonstorm Eshki, Temur's Roar Evolving Wilds Exotic Orchard Farseek Fellwar Stone Flooded Grove Forest (x5) Frontier Bivouac Frontier Siege Gadrak, the Crown-Scourge Glorybringer Hammerhead Tyrant Harbinger of the Hunt Haven of the Spirit Dragon Hellkite Courser Hinterland Harbor Island (x3) Karplusan Forest Keiga, the Tide Star Kessig Wolf Run Kodama's Reach Lathliss, Dragon Queen Leyline Tyrant Migration Path Mossfire Valley Mosswort Bridge Mountain (x6) Nesting Dragon Nogi, Draco-Zealot Opportunistic Dragon Parapet Thrasher Path of Ancestry Rapacious Dragon Rapid Hybridization Reality Shift Reflections of Littjara Rockfall Vale Rootbound Crag Sarkhan, Soul Aflame Scourge of the Throne Selvala's Stampede Sheltered Thicket Shivan Reef Skarrgan Hellkite Sol Ring Spit Flame Steel Hellkite Stormbreath Dragon Storm's Wrath Stormshriek Feral Sulfur Falls Talisman of Creativity Talisman of Impulse Taurean Mauler Temple of Abandon Temple of Mystery Temple of the Dragon Queen Temur Ascendancy Territorial Hellkite Thunderbreak Regent Thundermane Dragon Ureni of the Unwritten Vengeful Ancestor Verix Bladewing Whirlwing Stormbrood Will of the Temur Yavimaya Coast Zenith Festival Franchise Magic: The Gathering Original Release Date August 5, 1993 Publisher Wizards of the Coast Player Count 2+ players Age Recommendation 13 years and up Length per Game Variable

I was inclined to rate this slightly higher than Sower as she is more robust due to having persist however most of the time you want to make this guy with a mana open as tapping out to drop a 2/2 you don't want involved in much combat and therefore doesn't offer much tempo can be very risky, it can easily lead to them untapping and getting out the card they were holding back for fear of other counters

Considering several non-Innistrad cards were included, this exclusion seems particularly short-sighted

Magnus the Red is one of the few Primarchs still around, and as the Demon Prince of Tzeentch, he leads his Thousand Sons Traitor Legion to victory against the Imperium