Theyre an interesting commander pair that takes you in a totally different direction, since they capitalize on casting two spells a turn, triggering flurry, and much more
Still, if you're in a deck with no ways to abuse the 2/1 body and you want a second option, it gives you another Regrowth effect at one mana cheaper than Ewit
Blaine's Charizard #2Holo Rare $573.82 Charizard #4Holo Rare $800.43 Charizard #1Holo Rare $67.67 Charizard #4Holo Rare $2146.38 Charizard #4Holo Rare $466.74 Charizard #3Holo Rare $400.00 Charizard #146Secret Rare Charizard #100Secret Rare $772.48 Mega Charizard Y Collection Sylveon EX (Full Art) #RC32Ultra Rare $184.07 Flareon EX (Full Art) #RC28Ultra Rare $244.93 Gardevoir EX (Full Art) #RC30Ultra Rare $95.19 Swirlix #RC19Uncommon $17.58 Fletchling #RC25Common $5.67 Pikachu (Full Art) #RC29Ultra Rare $166.79 Wobbuffet #RC11Common $5.78 Sylveon EX #RC21Ultra Rare $85.89 Floette #RC18Uncommon $5.36 Slurpuff #RC20Uncommon $6.60
In fact, its the opposite: theyre all efficient, popular staples played often in Commander
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