23 Lonis, Cryptozoologist Get A Clue For the low cost of two mana, Lonis, Cryptozoologist is a commander who allows you to convert your creatures into an impressive value engine, investigating (creating clue tokens) whenever another nontoken creature enters the battlefield under your control
This three-mana common instant will destroy any target dork
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Alakazam 071/063 remains a classic Psychic powerhouse for just $11.92, while Steelix 073/063 delivers heavy metal appeal for $11.64
Its got almost no Commander usage, and while it will go for a couple bucks to Miku collectors, its not super relevant to whether this drop will sell well
It doesn't destroy anything, so it's kinda sorta less effective than Demolition Field, but is also more inherently card advantageous than Volatile Fault
