Its a more controlling commander in the sense that once one or more opponents are corrupted, youll get a steady flow of card advantage
Even though you can play it again and again with a higher cost, this can add up quickly if your deck isnt well suited to protect your commander
On Friday, a New York-based reseller called Dave & Adams had reportedly taken receipt of the card, but is not able to exceed its previously offered bounty of $1 million
Both worked with cascade, allowing you to have twelve or more virtual copies of that effect
While not as popular as the Rainbow Foil, which well get to, this variant has still seen an impressive 98.93% rise in value
As a brief mathematical aside (feel free to check my work, Quandrix nerds), here is a short comparison of non-generic/staple overlaps with the appropriate predecessor across each Secrets of Strixhaven Commander deck, not counting Sol Ring or Arcane Signet nor generic/staple lands: 7 cards from Silverquill Influence overlap with Silverquill Statement 10 cards in Witherbloom Pestilence to Witherbloom Witchcraft 10 cards in Prismari Artistry to Prismari Performance 5 cards in Lorehold Spirit to Lorehold Legacies 9 cards in Quandrix Unlimited to Quantum Quandrix Seeing the data laid out as such, it's hard to justify my vibes-based analysis as anything more than a poorly calibrated vibes antenna
