Commander games can take a lot of time to sit through, and seeing one's strategy being disrupted by wheel effects can easily make the user the main target for everyone at the table
According to an official update from Wizards of the Coast, it should read: Target creature you control gets +1/+0. This correction confirms the card functions as a classic punch spellyou can't use it to make an opponents creature damage itself
Its especially strong when paired with cards like Benevolent Geist and Taigam, Ojutai Master that protect your noncreature spells from being countered, giving you the spell and the doves
When doing this, you strengthen your already strong characters since you're playing Ruby, potentially creating a very scary board state for your opponent to stare down
This mechanic is the perfect way to represent the classic Summons from Final Fantasy (also variously known as Espers, Aeons and Eidolons depending on the series entry)
Looking at storage solutions, I weigh them in terms of: Capacity Durability Expandability Ease of use and locating cards Look and appeal Security Total Price Lets take binders as an example