Gannon dwarfs the competition by offering Azorious recursion at no extra cost no mana, or cards to discard, just the mana to cast the spell
Gorilla Titan Ive talked before about how the flavor text on this card is a prime example of bad flavor text
Im not surprised that they printed a town-based commander to go with the new land type, but the archetype lacks the depth to be meaningful
The revelation dropped when Rosewater answered the following question from an MTG player on his blog: Question: Given that you have good reasons to print large numbers of legendary creatures but players also have good reasons to want to play with multiple copies of cards unless there is a design reason for uniqueness, wouldnt this be a good time to finally get rid of the legend rule
What also exists is an urban legend of players tearing their copies of Chaos Orb into multiple pieces and throwing them all around on the table, and each piece of the card would count as the card
In private, they can barely keep from clobbering one another
