mtg commander samurai deck The Commander: Building With Isshin, Two Heavens As One Isshin, Two Heavens as One

This all culminates in an ending where Yuna's whistling to try and desperately reach out to a Tidus who's not there, which in turn results in a post-credits scene where, well, play the game for yourself

Image via Wizards of the Coast LLC Gleeful Demolition This little sorcery will not be played in your main deck, but will gladly enter the sideboard strategy of any red deck

It's something of a self-contained engine, though as a mere 2/2 it'll need help in combat, and its attack trigger requires exiling a specific card type

Say that you have an Avacyn's Pilgrim with a +1/+1 counter on it

instead it would say investigate, or investigate X times

This is best in decks that can flicker it, but itll fit in almost any white deck just fine