While this is mainly intended to be a 1v1 game, theres nothing stopping you from playing some multiplayer with your friends, like Two-Headed Giant
It does have a relatively steep cost to both play and keep around, however, and it doesnt tap for mana, either
We can then duplicate our best creatures with the likes of Rite of Replication, See Double and Quasiduplicate and then turn all those incidental tokens we made into huge problems, like oh i don't know, an Army of Wormcoil Engines or even, hilariously we can turn our Artifact Army into Luck Bobbleheads and win with their activated ability
I might be a little biased on this one because I love Dimir colors, but I can see Ashiok having a significant impact in Standard
Thats usually nice for a Voltron commander, and you can pair Zamriel with lots of equipment, auras, or both
The total breakdown is: Nine Outlaws of Thunder Junction MTG Play Boosters One Traditional Foil Alternative Art card 30 Land cards, 15 foil, and 15 nonfoil One "Spindown" life-counter die One card storage box Two reference cards Outlaws Of Thunder Junction Commanders Commander is one of the most popular formats for Magic: The Gathering, featuring larger decks, crucial Commander cards, and multiplayer formats
