The first is that he enters with X +1/+1 counters, which is ideal if you want a Commander that scales in power depending on how early or late you cast him
In the same breath: please run the recently printed Demolition Field in more of your decks
However, when you go ahead and sign your White Knights they may not be considered a signed card
If it were printed in the main set, Id say it could have gone down to bulk prices, at least for now
Each Pietra you control knows what jokes you've told that game, even if that Pietra wasn't under your control when you told that joke
Evolving Wilds FTW Creatures (11) Zof Shade x2 Indulgent Tormentor Stormtide Leviathan Jorubai Murk Lurker x2 Gravedigger Necromancer's Assistant Gargoyle Sentinel Witch's Familiar Wall of Frost Instants (5) Lightning Strike Negate Dissipate Unmake the Graves Flesh to Dust Sorceries (4) Festergloom Divination Covenant of Blood Sign in Blood Enchantment (1) Lands (19) Evolving Wilds x3 Mountain Island x7 Swamp x8 As Reid Duke himself describes here in greater detail, this was an unusual decision that he attributed to his high mana curve, several mana sinks, solid density of card advantage, and light red splash