Dance of the Elements Strong token generation, but susceptible to mana disruption Reasons to buy + Lots of five-color flexibility + Ability to cheat some high-impact creatures Reasons to avoid - Can be fragile without its face Commander - Poor mana base - Requires more upgrades than Blight Curse Dance of the Elements is a WUBRG, or five-color, deck with a strong Elemental typal focus and plenty of avenues for token generation
It also incentivizes playing Equipment with high equip costs since Equipment played from Galea's effect doesn't need to be equipped
He worked a lot differently back in the day before the rules changes, but he is still just as strong (some might even argue stronger!)
It's very powerful in Commander since so many things care about ETB stuff from the heavily played Mulldrifter and Eternal Witness with their ETB triggers to win cons like Impact Tremors
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Wizards has shown reluctance to reprint very expensive cards close to their original rarity especially if they can be detrimental to a draft format
