Multicolored cards can have their own category, further sorted if necessary
It has a dash cost of two mana, which allows it to come in with haste, but puts it back in your hand at the end of the turn
Where it goes slightly wrong, however, is that theres almost too much fairy-tale theme to stand out in standard
Its role in these games marked it as a unique catch rather than a typical in-game encounter, adding a layer of exclusivity to its acquisition
I mean Rafiq of the Many is awesome, but having another combat-based Bant commander (with a decidedly different feel) is just fantastic fun
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