Must target monsters[edit] Despite not explicitly saying so in their text, almost all Equip Spell Cards must target a monster at activation, which can be any face-up monster on either side of the field unless stated otherwise, and then, following Equip Card rulings, will equip themselves to the targeted monster as an Equip Card when resolving and continuously target the equipped monster as long as it remains face-up on the field
2016/04/24 12:18 2016/04/24 12:18 He boasts the highest ATK among Ritual Monsters, and he can deal double penetration damage even against Defense Position opponents, so it's easy to aim for high battles damage, which I think is excellent
Many of the best Partner Commanders MTG succeed because their abilities naturally support these principles, allowing the deck to scale effectively across different power levels
is all about combo decks such as Rokkets and Salamangreats
My ranking: Very Fun Roshan, Hidden Magister This is an amazing card in the 99 of Assassin decks, but it doesnt seem that interesting as a commander in my opinion