fairy cards mtg Anthony Huynh's Blue-Black Faeries Sorcery — Adventure Target creature gets +2/+1 and gains flying until end of turn Subtype: Faerie, Colors: Blue, 114

This guy is the definition of "do not touch." If Milo gets banished, every opposing character bounces right back to their owners hands

The mana cost is also a little high, but both ramp and reanimation are well within the effects we can get from our enchantments, so Im not concerned

More cards are yet to be revealed, but this Secret Lair will be live on August 17

Concluding Thoughts There are plenty of shells for Serendib Efreet to flourish in Old School 93-94, and this is merely one example, packing a bunch of the most efficient spells in the format, in a forward leaning aggro-control build

Each deck is focused on two main commander creatures and a different mix of mechanics and characters, but they still feel right when looking at general color identity, and all offer some fun new commanders to mess around with too

Its also a good fit for a pseudo-artifact-themed deck