With Sower, you at least get to see the trigger go on the stack
It was a thing.) The self-mill angle does make cards like this better, and sort of begs the question, why not maindeck Ral, Izzet Viceroy
With the odds stacked high against him, the imminent threat of Whitebeard, and the ulterior motives of pirates that wish to overthrow the Emperor, Luffy struggles to hold his own in this titanic clash of powers
And when your entire Commander deck consists of those cards, you're sure to strike fear (and admiration) in the hearts of your opponents
The combination of genuine scarcity (cards are getting damaged or lost over time, not increasing in supply) and sustained cultural relevance makes this a stronger long-term hold than many collectibles
Dawnsire, Sunstar Dreadnought Dawnsire, Sunstar Dreadnought looks like a clumsy commander that does nothing when it enters, but you can exploit its full potential through a series of combos
