Adding more value to him is the fact that late in the game you can transform him and either dig for more resources, blow up any creature/planeswalker or recur something from any graveyard
1 Traditional foil rare or mythic rare that's an extended-art, borderless, or retro frame card, or one of the following: A double rainbow serialized Eldrazi (250 of each) A foil-etched rare (9.3%) or mythic rare (3.9%) A traditional foil Special Guests mythic rare (10 cards total4.4%) A textured foil Special Guests Elemental (1.9%) or DFC planeswalker (1.9%) The remainder of this slot has the same content as the non-foil slot above with the percentages reduced appropriately to account for the inclusion of serialized, foil-etched, textured foil, and Special Guests cards
Like with most Fallout illustrations, there's a dark sense of humor injected into it, which makes nuclear war more manageable
But the best part here is that sometimes youll cast a Jace, ultimate, make your opponent mill a lot of cards, and the second Jace comes and draws three cards on the -2 (or finishes the job)
This imposing commander adds tons of power to the board on top of being incredibly resilient thanks to the reanimation ability
For example, a friendly Elf can be pumped with Immaculate Magistrate, then fight an opponent's creature
