If the result is equal to this Vehicle's mana value, sacrifice this Vehicle, then it deals that much damage to any target." Captain Rex Nebula has received an update to its wording to clarify that the abilities it grants to the target nonland permanent last until end of turn
Its hard to think of another Magic: The Gathering mechanic with a worse track record
But casting spells costs a player, not in life but in mana , which is primarily generated through land cards, but can also be done through certain creature abilities and other spells
Sure, you can argue what makes the game good, but pushing cards that make the game feel like a coinflip are probably not part of anyones definition.
The thing that stuck out to me most when thinking about this lineup was their iconic weapons
It is a powerful card on the battlefield, make no mistake about it, but it is promoting a bunch of things that are generally fun in Commander