Today is the 7th edition of my Top Ten sets looking at the best cards in each two-color combination
I would like games to have confidence in the worlds they create instead of feeling the need to borrow from other worlds
Familiar faces are a given, but a surprising number of friends, enemies, and companions from the Baldur's Gate games are present in Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate
Aside from basic lands, you are only allowed one copy of each card in the deck
But neither card can match the absurdity of Natural Order, which, for the low, low cost of four mana and sacrificing a green creature, lets you put the best green creature from your deck directly on the battlefield, which often means your opponent staring down a Progenitus or a Craterhoof Behemoth as early as Turn 2 or 3, which is pretty wild