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The commons and uncommons target Limited play, many of them being role players in Modern, with cards like Path to Exile, Electrolyze, and Grapeshot being examples

Black has more sacrifice outlets and creatures with dying triggers than any other color

That said, past Secret Lair variants of these cards commonly go for $30 and up, suggesting that these Commander super staples could easily pay for the price of entry

On the final day, the top eight players would compete with each other in a single-elimination format to select the winner