If youre the one playing it, its hilarious (and devastating) to ping it with damage and ruin your opponents board
Some people would have probably been upset, obviously, but most would have seen it as an acceptable price to pay to ensure that some of Magics best cards could be enjoyed by a new generation
While you shouldn't expect to connect with it all that often it will act as a Call to the Grave pretty effectively against most players
If they are amazing in Type Four or Five Color but less so in Commander, then they may not make this list at all
Finally, a well-timed Fumble is a cheeky piece of tech that can turn any attack with more than one creature into a bait-and-switch scenario, letting us dodge either removal spells or pesky blocks (and sometimes both)
Overcharged Amalgam has all of this and more: its exploit ability is an instant-speed sacrifice outlet, and it gets around cards like Negate and Dovins Veto