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Morgul-Knife (Shadowspear) Exxaxl: Shadowspear was one of the cards I first noticed becoming expensive because of Commander

The answer is obviously no

Will you be building around any of the commanders

However, in decks that can really take advantage of eternalize then it gets much better: Self-Mill decks like Sidisi, Brood Tyrant should consider this, but best of all Populate decks like Ghired, Conclave Exile are going to love it, as it's one of the best populate targets

So what are aspiring Splicers to do