But what's most impressive is that, once you've cast Hildibrand from your command zone, you won't likely need to cast it from the command zone again, sidestepping the whole pesky commander tax that mere mortal commanders have to contend with
The ban of Nadu sets a precedent for future Commander bans, raising uncertainty about whether investing in specific decks is worth the risk
Most people have figured out that you usually just name 2 or 3 and end up drawing about 5-10 extra cards throughout the game while taking potshots at your opponents life totals, too
It's a self-contained box of nonsense to draft with your friends, rather than a draftable set that might also give you a valuable land, or let you build a new Commander deck, or break Legacy
9: Yshtola Rhul Where [[Obeka, Splitter of Seconds]] lets you double up upkeeps, [[Yshtola Rhul]] gives you extra end steps