saw its market price drop every month during this calendar year
It enters the battlefield tapped, but can produce two different colors of mana
Youve got plenty of mana to play the cards youve exiled to make as many wolves as possible
Salvation Swan doesnt entirely synergize with the bird tempo deck, but we are approaching a critical mass of flash flyers in Standard for
there are plenty of extras from MOM and ONE that were excluded and we'll have to add in the upgrades section Choosing Our Commander There's only two potential precon commanders found in this deck: Brimaz, Blight of Oreskos and Moira and Teshar, both fine choices to lead the precons but want to take the deck in different directions: Brimaz, Blight of Oreskos is the face commander of the precon and automatically the one you want if you're interested in playing a Phyrexian deck, as it's the only one that specifically cares about Phyrexians

Pros + Genius implementation of saga enchantments + Introduces plenty of worthwhile new mechanics + Striking and eclectic card art + Melds MTG mechanics and Doctor Who theming excellently Cons - Post-revival Who gets more spotlight than its classic counterpart - The lack of an established MSRP on the product has led to a pretty shocking markup on the Timey-Wimey deck - A glut of mechanics can make decks feel unfocused Why you can trust GamesRadar+ Our experts review games, movies and tech over countless hours, so you can choose the best for you