It's so straightforward compared to many other complicated Commander strategies that it might seem underpowered as a result, but that's simply untrue
Beautiful artwork, tournament relevance, and controlled print runs create genuine scarcity and demand
While nothing is stopping me from making decks with the new two-color gods as Commanders, Im already happy with the ones I have
Summary Ultra-rare and manga-style variants make Trafalgar Law cards valuable, with some prices exceeding expectations
This price point is restrictive enough to force creative solutions but open enough to allow for powerful, cohesive strategies without breaking the bank
I bring in the Ancient Grudge as a hedge against Ensnaring Bridge, so if you see that your opponent has foolishly kept Eidolon in, I would switch it for the Wear // Tear