MTG Nexus has the most options for card frames, including split and fuse cards, aftermath frames, sagas, battles, plus borderless versions
its as straightforward as just removing one of your Pokmon and all attached cards from play, and putting them in your hand
What started out as a cheap way to get access to cards like Enlightened Tutor and Gaeas Cradle has now ended up with these proxy cards fetching nearly $100 for the pricier options and thats a lot of money to invest if the table you sit down at doesnt condone this solution
Here's what you can expect from each deck: Lorehold Spirit (white-red) Commander: Quintorius, Strategy: Create Spirits as cards leave your graveyard, and then buff them in order to deal massive damage
Razorkin Hordecaller doesn't have to be among them
In singleton formats, that kind of precision is why you play it, no matter what MTG color combinations youre running (as long as it includes black)