Summon: Anima Summon: Anima is slow and painful, but it also represents a potential 4-for-1 over the course of a long game
EarthquakeEarthquake (40,189 Inclusions, 2% of 2,337,008 Decks) The original red boardwipe, EarthquakeEarthquake still holds up these days precisely because of commanders like Niv-Mizzet, VisionaryNiv-Mizzet, Visionary that want to be able to damage players
This set includes 10 Hidden Fates boosters, a full-art foil promo card featuring the Moltres, Zapdos, and Articuno Tag Team trio, 65 card sleeves with the trios artwork, 45 Energy cards, 6 damage-counter dice, a competition-legal coin-flip die, 3 acrylic markers, and a players guide to the Hidden Fates expansion, all in a reusable collectors box with four card dividers
Umbreon saw 102.7% market cap growth in recent tracking periods, driven largely by the "Moonbreon" alternate art from Evolving Skies
This means that they are legal in Commander, Vintage, Legacy, and Pauper
It turns out, burning all players for X while also simplifying the board is good, especially if you have a higher life total than said opponents