This can be especially deadly when banishing a Burning Abyss player's only copy of Cir or Graff
The cards narrative, when combined with the detailed imagery, makes it one of its sets biggest hits
Academic Dispute Academy Raider Accelerate Akki Ronin Akki Scrapchomper Akoum Flameseeker Aleatory Amber Gristle O'Maul Ambitious Assault Ancestral Anger Arterial Alchemy Artist's Talent Ashling, Flame Dancer Ashling, Rekindled Axiom Engraver Balduvian Rage Battlefield Scavenger Bedlam Reveler Belligerent Guest Bestial Fury Big Score Big Wheel Bitter Reunion Blindblast Blood Petal Celebrant Blood Sun Bloodfire Mentor Bloody Betrayal Boiling Blood Boundary Lands Ranger Brand Brass's Tunnel-Grinder Burning-Tree Vandal Burnout Case of the Crimson Pulse Chandra's Defeat Chandra's Regulator Chandra, Spark Hunter Change of Fortune Chaotic Strike Charging Strifeknight Charming Scoundrel Clamorous Ironclad Cleansing Wildfire Cloudpiercer Common Iguana Conspiracy Theorist Cool but Rude Crash Through Crimson Wisps Cunning Maneuver Curse of Chaos Day of the Moon Decaying Time Loop Decree of Annihilation Deem Worthy Demand Answers Demonic Ruckus Desert Cerodon Desperate Ravings Destructive Digger Discerning Peddler Dismissive Pyromancer Dragon Mantle Drannith Stinger Electric Revelation Ember Shot Enthusiastic Study Epiphany Storm Exocrine Expedite Explosion of Riches
If its the ladder, demand for Wan Shi Tong will probably fall off somewhat, as a decent margin of the extremely early preorder sales are for playsets of the card
In the context of Commander, the 'superfriends' archetype has its fair share of issues: You have three opponents to defend against, they activate proportionally less than in 1v1, and of course, it's far less of a faux pas to kill one in combat than send attackers to a player who's not scary otherwise
