The trading card game's first D&D crossover set will introduce Dungeon cards to simulate tabletop exploration, as well as roleplaying cards that mimic typical D&D player choices
I add this card to most of my casual Commander decks because its almost never a bad draw due to its low cost and flexibility
Graveyard Manipulation Green shares a bit of this glory: theres a pervasive theme in green of both exiling and returning cards to the hand from there
Its not the friendliest deck idea in the world, but it can be a lot of fun to play, as well as a fun puzzle to try and fight against
You might have to order through a website and ship something out, or actually drive somewhere, but it should at least be a straightforward process
The market for her isnt as strong as it is for Misty, but theres also been a whole lot less copies of Kaalia printed compared to copies of Misty