Authors note: Commander should be about fun, rather than about whether you have expensive cards
Creeping Renaissance Creeping Renaissance can give you so much card advantage if you have a graveyard stacked with permanents of the same type
it becomes much less impactful when decks lack artifacts or enchantments worth removing, but you dont need too much to make it good
This unassuming two-mana enchantment not only offers the same baseline effect as Felothar, but with the added ability to pay three mana and give creatures you control +0/+1 until end of turn thus making their toughness even larger and inching you closer to Betors biggest payoff of draining each opponent for half their life total, if creatures you control have total toughness 40 or greater
The mana value of the spell that caused the ability to trigger is determined only by its mana cost, no matter what the total cost to cast the spell was
If Genku and one or more other nontoken permanents you control leave the battlefield at the same time, Genku's ability will trigger for each of those other nontoken permanents