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This, unsurprisingly, makes them a perfect fit for any number of artifact-centric Commander decks

Since this is the first time this type of effect has been printed in Magic, you can bet that these cards are going to be going for a bit more than even their regular foil counterparts

The main one we're looking at with Hexavus is the final ability, to remove one counter from another creature you control to give Hexavus a +1/+1 counter all for just one generic mana

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It was intended to close the gap between casual and competitive play, fostering an environment where players could play competitively without worrying about participation requirements or ranking issues

On certain boards, this negative anthem might even kill a handful of your opponent's creatures before you have to go to combat