mtg phyrexian cards Negator from Urza's Destiny (1999). One of the biggest shifts I see in over the years is the slow reduction of with drawbacks. Sure, we still get some, but Proliferatelink (Damage dealt by this creature also causes you to proliferate that many times Phyrexia: All Will Be One

This isn't exactly a ground-breaking ability for a mono-red commander, but it's got enough of a twist to be interesting

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Were all the cards ones I would play

They dont technically make mana by themselves, as they require mana to be filtered through them, but that doesnt stop them from being exceptional

Here are a couple: Cyan: Vengeful Samurai is not an easy card to get out given his high cost of 7 Mana, but this can easily be brought down as this number is decreased by one for every creature in the Graveyard