Some games, most notably Yu-Gi-Oh!, have smaller cards than usual
Weve often said that Commander is the Magic version of a D&D game

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That's a bit more like it
The first and third abilities are clearly trying to emulate Flurry of Blows, which is the monks signature ability
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