But one definitely shops in the deluxe aisle
This is simply amazing, both in Standard and Commander, and Im hoping to get some not-so-jank reanimator going this fall
The warriors code is called the Edicts of IIagra, and they go like this: To conquer is to eat
Release date: 2007-05-04 Angel of Salvation Augur il-Vec Barren Glory Chronomantic Escape Dust of Moments Even the Odds Gift of Granite Intervention Pact Judge Unworthy Knight of Sursi Lost Auramancers Magus of the Moat Marshaling Cry Saltskitter Samite Censer-Bearer Scout's Warning Spirit en-Dal Aven Mindcensor Blade of the Sixth Pride Bound in Silence Daybreak Coronet Goldmeadow Lookout Imperial Mask Lucent Liminid Lumithread Field Lymph Sliver Mistmeadow Skulk Oriss, Samite Guardian Patrician's Scorn Ramosian Revivalist Seht's Tiger Aven Augur Cloudseeder Cryptic Annelid Delay Foresee Infiltrator il-Kor Leaden Fists Maelstrom Djinn Magus of the Future Mystic Speculation Pact of Negation Reality Strobe Take Possession Unblinking Bleb Venser, Shaper Savant Venser's Diffusion Arcanum Wings Blind Phantasm Bonded Fetch Linessa, Zephyr Mage Logic Knot Mesmeric Sliver Narcomoeba Nix Sarcomite Myr Second Wind Shapeshifter's Marrow Spellweaver Volute Spin into Myth Vedalken thermage Whip-Spine Drake Augur of Skulls Cutthroat il-Dal Festering March Gibbering Descent Grave Peril Ichor Slick Lost Hours Magus of the Abyss Minions' Murmurs Nihilith
Gathering Stone Card selection plus additional cost reduction for Elementals
Overall, I give some credit to the generals within Natures Vengeance all being rather open ended, if nothing else
