In most Commander games, if you have a consistent way to hit your opponents over and over for progressively more damage, why bother removing your own creature
Just dont play your Amped Up deck while youre out having a picnic
Blade of Selves Blue Sun's Twilight Brenard, Ginger Sculptor Clone Legion Coiling Rebirth Corporeal Projection Cybermen Squadron Duke Ulder Ravengard Echo Chamber Echoing Assault Faerie Artisans Firbolg Flutist Flameshadow Conjuring Genestealer Patriarch Hate Mirage Hofri Ghostforge Kharasha Foothills Kindred Charge Kinzu of the Bleak Coven Legion Loyalty Minion Reflector Mirror March Mirror Match Mirror Mockery Molten Echoes Multiversal Incursion Necroduality Nemesis Trap Nightmare Shepherd Preston, the Vanisher Ratadrabik of Urborg Rhys the Redeemed Rhys the Redeemed Riku of Two Reflections Shelob, Child of Ungoliant Springheart Nantuko Supplant Form Tempt with Reflections Theoretical Duplication Twinflame
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If Kroxa lives, youll beat them and their cards in hand, usually dealing 6 to 9 damage
Golgari Guildmage | Illustration by Zoltan Boros & Gabor Szikszai The graveyard is a resource, and no color pair understands that better than Golgari