At the beginning of combat, each of these commanders gets you to flip a coin until you lose a flip
The thing is, even during the 40% of the time we hit a land, its a random land and not a basic of our choice
Beyond the chase cards, Wilds Unknown brings tribal synergy to a new level, with dedicated toy, dwarf, and traveler mechanics creating genuinely playable thematic decks
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For example, if you control another permanent with an ability that triggers at the beginning of your postcombat main phase and that ability is on the stack below Sorin of House Markov's last ability, there will be an opportunity for your opponent to remove Sorin, Ravenous Neonate before you can activate one of his abilities
Its interesting to see how those combinations naturally fall into two or three macro-archetypes, which makes it extremely nerve-wracking to try and wheel key pieces past players in adjacent colors