Jhoira is going to Git U

[@brycetonwest]

Just to clear this up, Jhoira's ability does not exile face-down. Every player can see the exiled card.

[@Interrobang212]

Right. Ideally, you don't want to let her suspend things.

[@DamnDaimen]

It also does not exile face up, they're just exiled, they don't exist anymore. Until they do.

[@abacusite]

​@@DamnDaimenso yes, face up. They are not hidden. You know exactly what card has been suspended.

[@lochlantwelve3595]

@@DamnDaimen Exile is public information just like graveyard.

[@LGreymark]

I think the point is that if you've let it get to the point where it's exiled it's already too late. So you have to respond before you know what it does/is

[@zylowolfzan3345]

She can ABSOLUTELY get it. And by 'it' I of course mean every single counterspell, removal spell, and boardwipe across three other players all aimed directly at her cute face like she's stuck at the end scene of the anime your parents would be INCREDIBLY disappointed in you for watching.

[@avatarofcloud]

Bold of you to assume you have any lands to cast those spells. Jhoria's best friends are Jokulhaups, Obliterate, and Decree of Annihilation

[@zylowolfzan3345]

@@avatarofcloud 0-cost Rograkh into Deadly Rollick intensifies. Gottem.

[@wurgel1]

@@avatarofcloud Don't forget Apocalypse, won't be needing those pesky cards anyways while awaiting your sphagetti overlords arival.

[@jerrykwan150]

​@@zylowolfzan3345 oh, it'll be a Deadly Rollick alright *looks at the camera*

[@theprogressivecynic2407]

I know a guy who played a deck with her that wasn't trying to cheat out giant BS like Eldrazi, but his list was even worse than what you are describing. His deck wasn't intended to drop bombs--it was intended to rapidly dump his hand with ability cost reduction (eg. Training Grounds) and then Wheel the table. So he would discard basically nothing to the Wheel effects, as everything he cared about was in exile, and would just power through on value. I only remember his deck so vividly because he actually ended a game once with a free-cast Thousand Year Storm + Expropriate combo that caused the rest of us to just scoop it up and start a new game, rather than even attempt to figure out what that looks like when it fully resolves.

[@iamtigra]

Oh this is light work compared to the shenanagins I get up with her. Eye of the Storm + Thousand year Storm + Time Spiral It's not meant to win, it's meant to make the stack unsolvable so we all agree to a tie.

[@saltybastard5068]

I think just the funniest combo that could be done there is just world fire and something like ember rain(to force a table wide tie) or a cheap ping for one on each opponent

[@samuraicupcake289]

This the kind of the stuff you need MTGA to figure out for you 😂🫴

[@Arrzarrina]

@@iamtigra I play this kind of mess with Myra and get all of my possibility storm/eye of the storm/hive mind giggles with rolling d6s to try and visit disneyland every turn. It has wincons, (grapeshot, guttersnipe, Fiery inscription) that tend to end the game very quickly once I see them, but there are a lot of draw spells that need to see the light of day before either of those turn up.

[@HeraldOfOpera]

Judge Hell is an underrated archetype. See also: Pole Position in Yugioh.

[@SyxxPunk]

Combine her with The Ninth Doctor's ability to do your upkeep twice, and you're playing that card in TWO turns.

[@ChillyJack]

Paradox Haze

[@brennanruiz1803]

Or the Tenth Doctor's ability to pay 7 to trigger the removal of time counters from your suspended permanents three times, whoopsie-daisy it's showing up next turn, or even _right now_ if you have Rousing Refrain in exile and an opponent with at least 7 cards in hand

[@seanheath4492]

It's even not too bad with The Thirteenth Doctor, since she loves playing cards from zones other than your hand.

[@ajcunningham5892]

I have a Ninth Doctor and Clara Oswald deck that is built entirely around getting as many upkeeps as possible. My current record is 6. This card goes HARD in that deck, as do all of the other suspend cards, because if they don't do something about me in a single turn rotation, whatever I suspended is absolutely getting played my very next turn lol

[@mrendothermic5169]

Building Ninth Doctor with Graham O'Brien and putting Alaundo, the Seer in it would let you go so many weird and wacky things out onto the field absurdly fast and get a bunch of food counters for it. Throw in a Ferropede for extra counter removal and you can do some serious cheating really fast

[@TehMasterBeef]

suspend if face up though, everyone at the table gets to see exactly whats coming

[@matthewgagnon9426]

You can't afford to let the Jhoira play anything, because it could be some Emrakul coming into play for 2 mana and getting the cast trigger besides.

[@Chaunwilkerson]

@@matthewgagnon9426 It's not even just that because nine times out of ten it's Emrakul _and_ a Decree of Annihilation, paired for a guarantied win.

[@sarahbuck2506]

Right, but the point is they can't see your hand, and when you suspend it, it's too late, it's coming. So the only safe play is to not let you suspend anything

[@jaredgodwin1494]

Wait, Jhoira exiles the card face up doesn't it

[@fauxtool952]

read the card, it says no such thing.

[@lucasriddle3431]

Yep, exile is face-up unless stated otherwise.

[@zombieslayer2016]

does it really matter if you see the eldrazi coming or not

[@kovudrake9817]

Yes suspend is a face-up mechanic

[@jwunder246]

@@zombieslayer2016it does, because you also have to cast the card. I had a Joihra deck once with a board wipe suspended, I immediately became public enemy number one and I couldn’t say I just won’t cast it I had to.

[@mr.whistler6114]

As with every Izzet commander, the trick is to wait an extra turn before playing it so you get enough mana to also play Clout of the dominus and have a good laugh.

[@nickolas8890]

You forgot the part where card one is worldfire, and the second is a creature to finish the job

[@kingofbudokai]

Oh that is EVIL lol. I forgot about worldfire because I never see it played.

[@nickolas8890]

@@kingofbudokai for extra pain, make the creature the OG Jin-gitaxis. Needless to say, everyone scooped at that point

[@WatcherCCG]

That gets beaten by a timely cast of Teferi's Protection. Then the caster phases back in on their turn and boops the table with one creature per player to steal the win.

[@cha0sniper]

​@@kingofbudokai that's because I'm pretty sure it's still banned in commander lol

[@BenMarcWilliams]

Back in the early days of EDH, when things were basically the wild west, Jhoira was one of the baddest desperados to mosey into town. Nowadays, people are more on the lookout for bullshit outta nowhere, so people run more instant-speed interaction, and people are more likely to hold mana up for it. No longer are you able to get away with dropping Jhoira turn 3, and have her actually stick around. That's a good thing, because her cost lets you perfectly curve casting her into activating her ability twice next turn if undisrupted. And, in my experience, if Jhoira's controller activates her twice, the two cards that get suspended are always either Apocalypse and Kozilek the Butcher of Truth or Decree of Annihilation and Ulamog the Infinite Gyre. Every fucking time.

[@blade7y156]

Apocalypse ?

[@ferdithetank7535]

@@blade7y156 yes, the actual card named Apocalypse. Exiles all permaments and discards your hand.

[@blade7y156]

@@ferdithetank7535 ok I found it, I don't know why but it was not registered in the first site I looked up.

[@matthew55793]

Worldfire + Broodbirth Viper is the funniest combo if it goes off

[@ferdithetank7535]

@@matthew55793 you had me at Worldfire

[@jacobd1984]

This gal is easily one of my favorite build-arounds ever, because I’d recently become a huge Doctor who fan when Time Spiral released, so getting to build a temporal shenanigans/storm deck felt great.

[@nicholasfarrell5981]

Yep. She's going in the 99 of my 10th Doctor deck, honestly. And my 13th Doctor deck, too.

[@40Kfrog]

Shame they wasted all that great design space on a Universes Beyond set, so we're never going to see Time Travel etc. standard.

[@davidhower7095]

@@40KfrogTime travel is generic enough of a keyword that it could appear outside of the Doctor Who decks. Not as likely as say, Squad… but it’s not out of the picture entirely.

[@HeraldOfOpera]

@@40Kfrog They would never have used that design space in the first place if they hadn't first decided to do a Doctor Who set and only afterwards started thinking about what that would entail (aka top-down design).

[@jacobd1984]

@@HeraldOfOpera There’s a decent chance they would have done some sort of suspend/time themed commander deck eventually regardless, but yeah it probably wouldn’t have been any time soon without an obvious specific reason.

[@WorldbuildyMcNPCface]

Jhoira was my first ever Commander, i absolutely did load out my 99 with crazy chaos causing sorceries, bigass demons and leviathans and spent every turn from 3 onward resummoning jhoira and watching everyone else have actual turns.

[@thekeeperoftheshade7865]

She was one of my first commanders I made. Can confirm. If you play her, then you better have a force of will with another blue card in hand OR have two Mana open to immediately suspend something the moment they try to kill her. She will not last and you will not last against the table.

[@TheMeditatingRaven]

Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain and Jhoira, Ageless Innovator seem more terrifying because the former is card draw on a cast trigger and the latter is free artifact spells on a stick.

[@joeldykman7591]

as a weatherlight captain player, Youll most likely see a cheerio style storm deck that kills you anywhere from turns 2-5 depending on how tuned it is.

[@Auron3991]

They are actually more powerful by a significant margin. It's just hard not to seem like the supervillain when you suspend Omniscience.

[@OGSilentMan]

​@@Auron3991 Ghitu: i win in 4 turns Weatherlight: i cast 15 spells in one turn

[@collinbeal]

Weatherlight Captain is very adept at pooping out trinkets at an alarming rate, as if someone took a hammer to a gachapon machine 😂

[@pendotxl822]

@@collinbeal also forcing you to see those very same trinkets arrive and leave the table multiple times a turn

[@merrychristmasreaper]

Put it in the doctor who decks too that shit is mad fun.

[@ExeEspe-by2ct]

Asking again for the funny little robot man, Urtet

[@Eramiserasmus]

The card being face-up makes it a declaration of malicious intent.

[@daemonxblaze]

Once more I beseech the Lord of Roasts to take a shot at my favorite commander Eight-and-a-Half-Tails

[@Postpar]

The number of war crimes she and I have committed should have us both in suspend for the rest of time.

[@akirra92]

Is Suspend Face-Up or Face-Down? Suspend is a face-up mechanic. The list of cards in exile is available to all players unless explicitly mentioned otherwise. The suspend card is revealed when put into exile and players can respond to the time counter removal trigger every upkeep.

[@quintinjoshuagardner2893]

this is one of my favorite commanders i have ever played. :) and i can attest, people wont let you have fun.

[@ferdithetank7535]

She's basically the OG Tenth Doctor

[@mousethefoo1230]

0:59 I don't know man that would be a lot of dust to remove on their part I wish them well though I'm sure my parents would having fun being OG Woodstock participants.

[@stationdisatrous647]

This card in a tenth doctor deck

[@JohnnyBsKillz115]

Wow. How have I never heard of this commander. This may mean I actually brew another deck this year... Great stuff!

[@christopherlundgren1700]

That's pretty funny, because around the time when EDH was starting to really catch on, this was one of the more notorious options. These kids today.

[@sirkittens5445]

If you want a similar option with a bit more oomph behind it, check out the new Dr. Who universes beyond cards. The 10th Doctor specifically is fantastic at doing similar shit, but instead of suspending from your hand it suspends the top card of your library for free. Also gets to run a 2nd commander for access to white or green on top of Izzet, which is very nice. And of course you run Jhoira in the 99 (well, 98).

[@Grinner864]

I now want to see his take on lynde, cheerful tormentor

[@jthrone7768]

If only there was a way to cheat the suspend counters, IF ONLY WE HAD THE TECHNOLOGY.

[@sirecarrot9124]

I'm excited to see you do her second interation, the funny one. If not, Beledros witherbloom.

[@DrkWhiteWolf]

My rule for Jhoira is that she costs 5 not 3, just because you need the Counter mana up or the instant activation mana if she hits. We're gonna suspend the Red Decree now.

[@Joker22593]

You never forget your first... I ran her as a Chaos deck where I tried to make everyone lose at the same time. It was great practice for learning all the intracate rules of the game. One time, my upkeep lasted an entire hour while we resolved everything on the stack.

[@VultureXV]

The nuts part is that because its just a mana ability all you have to do is hold up two extra pips of whatever while casting her and if no one saved their counterspell you get to activate it.

[@Kelebriel]

Shout out to Jhoira’s second card for being the first URtifact commander. I was waiting for one of those for forever. Then I built her and it sucked so I stopped. Not her fault, I’m just bad

[@GeldarionTFS]

Weatherlight Captain? My favorite commander. Love that deck.

[@stripeybag6977]

My friend's first commander was this Jhoira. Either Nashi would be nice to see Moon's Scion or Moon's Legacy.

[@stevenstinson5194]

Brother she is crazy, thats no lie, but wait until you see the most YuGiOh Magic Card to exist, Alundo the Seer. Thanks Baulders Gate!

[@maxtyler8993]

With the new time lords...

[@Jasta125]

I am once again asking for a Nekusar review

[@DragonsHell]

I havnt seen you cover my first Commander i ever built and to this day one of my all time favourites, miirym sentinel wyrm

[@Aarongeddon]

My first ever commander! absolutely wild she's been under the radar for so long but dr who got a lot more people interested now lmao

[@Mtgreenftw]

It's just a silly little nuke, just some silly little eldrazi, be chill bro

[@hellspawnscythe]

We call that deck 'The Joilet' because every turn nasty shit gets flushed only to come back up later

[@isaacjames2682]

I made a deck with Jhoira and... took it apart after one of my nephews played Atraxa, and kept all of my suspended stuff there forever. Also... this is the second video I have asked for Marchesa the Black Rose.

[@Sadinar]

Atraxa can't stop suspend. Proliferate only affects permanents and players; suspended cards are neither of those.

[@cetitanenthusiast776]

​@@SadinarYeah, I think Clockspinning is one of the only cards that can even interact with counters on exiled cards. If effects like proliferate could do it then I think strong suspend cards like Wheel of Fate wouldn't get played as much

[@jamiep8002]

@@cetitanenthusiast776 The new wave of Dr Who cards with "time travel" effects let you interact with your own suspended cards, but not other players. Same with Jhoira's Timebug. Only other card I know that could actually delay someone else's card is Timecrafting, but unless you've got a way to recycle that one instant over and over it'll only slow one thing.

[@connorhamilton5707]

​@@cetitanenthusiast776 Clockspinning is the only card that can affect any kind of counter on suspended cards (in exile, has suspend, and has a time counter on it). But there are actually a surprising number of cards that can affect specifically time counters on other exiled cards, usually if the affected card is suspended. Only four of these can affect your opponent's suspended cards though. Notes in parentheses are not exhaustive. Alaundo the Seer (doesn't care about suspend; removes from all you own) Amy Pond (remove only; suspended card you own) Dust of Moments (affects all suspended cards) Jhoira's Timebug (target suspended card you own) Shivan Sand-Mage (any target suspended card) Timebender (any target suspended card) Timecrafting (any target suspended card) Plus any of the 9 cards with Time Travel from the Doctor Who Commander set which is like Proliferate mixed with Clockspinning, specifically for permanents you control and/or suspended cards you own with time counters, to either give or remove a time counter.

[@byroniousprime8078]

I wanna see the bloopers for this. How many takes was it when you said maybe you even came *slight pause* to the table and laughed immediately after?

[@sarissanhunter7227]

She’s half blue. As the first commander deck I made I’m not asking when I play her deck. And you will ask me nicely if your spell resolves every time you cast, or else you get the red half.

[@TheMorbidHobo]

She works great... as support in a Tenth Doctor deck.

[@dart2780]

Scarab God has been behind all the calls about your extended car warranty.

[@chrisdavis5948]

Still waiting on Shirei, Shizo's Caretaker and his deck of baby-strength creature tribal!

[@OpenBiolabsGuy]

The way you talk about her is the way I feel about Sarkhan Unbroken in a dragon deck, which is why I slipped him into my five color Ur-dragon Commander deck. It’s nice conceptually to think that you can bring every dragon out of your deck and onto the battlefield for free, it just ain’t happening. The moment they see Sarkhan Unbroken hit the playing field, it’s open season on him.

[@WatcherCCG]

It's slightly easier for him to pop off if you have Doubling Season on your field - which you probably have in the 99 anyway, given that several dragons are token spawners. That will cause him to spawn in with the 8 counters he needs to immediately summon the hordes, though at the cost of him also immediately leaving the field. You still need to lock down anyone with blue or white mana to ensure Sarkhan hits the field and Doubling Season isn't zapped, but a dragon deck has some options. Ur-dragon means you're in WUBRG, so you can open your turn with Silence and prevent any further interference, though the blue player might see this for the warning it is and try to counterspell it. Your best best is to wait until you have Dragonlord Dromoka in your hand: she is immune to counterspells and bans anyone else from casting on your turn while she's in play, so once she's on the board, you can set up whatever insane combo nonsense you have planned in relative comfort.

[@chinchillapudding4503]

One of my first decks, love her so much! Paradox Haze does so much work and chucked in a Show and Tell just to keep things fresh. This is too mean, so I don't play it, but suspending worldfire and any meatball of a creature puts an endgame timer over all players' heads, since when they come down, you can order the triggers such that Worldfire comes out first, so no permanents except the meatball. And yeah, suspended cards are face up, so everybody knows what you're up to.

[@WatcherCCG]

This can backfire if someone casts Teferi's Protection. That basically lets them ignore Worldfire and then clap the table on their next turn once their board phases back in.

[@gregfisher4147]

I will sacrifice the first born child I will never have to get a roast of Kyler, Sigardian Emissary

[@Creetur]

I am going to say: marrow gnawer. Preferably in the near future

[@TaunaMTG]

Another companion for the Doctor

[@saiyangoomba1244]

Pro tip for any potential committers of suspend based war crimes, most of the time the way you want to play this commander is not by playing it turn 3. You want to wait to have 5 mana to be able to cast Jhoira and suspend in the same turn to play around removal

[@FrostSylph]

as others have said she exiles face up, making her the perfect card to go "in 4 turns (or less because I'm on time travel shenanigans) this is going to happen. It's gonna be crimes, but you can see the crimes coming."

[@Malord-lx4vn]

I'm telling you my brother in magic, Zedruu the Great-hearted has the potential to deliver such a fu that only a goat man can do. The freedom that you can restrict by using the freedom colors is God's blessing aside from thick thighs with low standards. You can drop both orbs while drawing yourself to death for free, infinite reflections combos galore, unblockable monks, I once ran a dragon land board wipe deck by using the GOAT monk. Cruelty knows no bounds when the Freedom Goat comes knocking.

[@vampireopossum]

long time viewer first time caller , can we get a roast of Xira, the Golden Sting ?

[@jacquesdespadas]

I played Jhoira and blue Braids in my Intet deck back in the day. Having all three in play at the same time was insane.

[@v1v10rnitier]

So THIS is the Doctors new companion...

[@Xayver1082]

Now do weatherlight captain!

[@supertux2998]

Whats more fun is that you can suspend things at instant speed, giving the entire table one less turn to predict whats coming.

[@alexsolomon9665]

Been waiting for this one. Jhoira is my first commander, and I will gladly take the beatings from my fellow players for her jank. Few things in Magic are as satisfying as going mach speed through their life totals over the course of five consecutive turns.

[@double2helix]

Whoever played this at your table cheated, the ability exiles cards face up

[@facelessgames94]

Wheels, stax, extra turns and disgusting big spells; Jhoirs is a salt farmer

[@Skylos]

Joukalaups, Ulamog. That's it. That's her game plan

[@Auron3991]

I just put a bunch of random things on layaway. It's not the suspended cards you need to worry about. It's the Obliterate or Worldfire chilling in my hand that's the problem. Or the extra turn spells I've been saving. Those might be an issue as well.

[@raydelmartinez2905]

I have lost to this commander many times.

[@infylos5035]

She is a key piece in my all time favorite modern deck. After switching to Commander, it's the only modern deck still assembled. It's a Worldfire time bomb.

[@Carlos77Eduardo]

The issue is you can't know what's in the other person's hand. But you can see all suspended cards, they're always exiled face up

[@lumioak3260]

adding the 10th doctor for near instant play

[@GD0nly]

She can get "it" as long as "it" is not "onto the table".

[@CoolWhip125698]

I mean it's getting close to christmas and Toralf, God of Fury is the perfect addition.

[@ashrog82]

Yeeeah, played her in no-banlist commander and the suspended card was always either Emrakul or some mass land destruction. Or first one, then the other.

[@joshuaghozeil8061]

Echo fighter - the 10th Dr.

[@alertArchitect]

I actually run this as my commander for an Izzet Eldrazi deck. I call it "It's Rainin' Eldrazi!!" :]

[@Brenttkre]

Please consider doing Kasla the Broken Halo. Angel mommy goes brrrrr

[@ryanmoye6951]

so the doctor who commander that does this as well but can also fuck with time counters.

[@ryanmoye6951]

and never forget proliferate can not effect it because it is exiled

[@Gimpocalypse]

Got a buddy who has a Jhoira deck. The main thing you can't let them do is slap down 4 or 5 cards into suspend out of nowhere. Because allllll that shit? It's coming. And once again I humbly request a roast of my boi Tayam and/or my gurl Horobi. Thank you sir =]

[@MattHarb]

I built my Dr Who deck like a Jhoira deck. Using Eleventh and Amy Pond. Tossed in a bunch of hella mana expensive cards for funsies, and take advantage of the haste from suspend. Such as Sphinx Ambassador to immediately steal someone’s best creature from their deck

[@3d81bf]

I've never seen this card before, I have to play it now :O (I wanna see the locust god next 🙏)

[@marcoottina654]

I used to cast Darksteel Colossus back when she was printed fir the first time

[@LDPofclan935]

Made an entire 60 card around her. Playsets of cards like Fire Charm, Timecrafting, Dust of Moments, and more all work extremely well to just crap out a Blightsteel or Emrakul instantly. Sol Talismans pair well to allow an easy use of her ability once she's out. Slam it before your turn, take off a counter, then play one or two cards to power out Aeons Torn for 15/15 hastey boi that swings twice with the extra turn. Also Annihilator 6. Also Blightsteel. I've crushed people with this.

[@bigfootfighter4132]

Set up pieces: Blood Moon, Magus of the Moon, Back to Basics, Propaganda, Insight, Rhystic Study Payoffs: Time Stretch, Insurrection, Omniscience, any legendary Eldrazis

[@outtatime9836]

Stacking a worldfire and inferno Titian on turn 4 seems good

[@vahnvega1990]

Still waiting for Jetmir, Nexus of Revels. You KNOW this guy can get some.

[@AngelStickman]

As someone who pulled this card from a pack, I never played her before commander. This is exactly what happens.

[@carterjohnson2602]

I built her a while ago. Named the deck “the suspense is killing you”

[@ThisAintAStupidName]

No joke, a friend of mine ran Telepathy in his Jhoira deck for this exact reason. So that he could show his hand and make us believe he wasn't about to commit war crimes. Then he tore up the Geneva Convention anyway because we were all illiterate, but that's our problem not his.

[@carstein5696]

Goreclaw Terror of Qal Sisma! Green! Big stompy!

[@TiredWings8]

Feel like I've been here before but I'm gonna keep asking for it; Progenitus!!!

[@bgcno2]

Putting her in the command zone at the start of a game is akin to putting a target on your forehead

[@Sethgage888]

The proliferate deck multiplying the time counters so the table can stay safe 😤

[@sarahbuck2506]

Proliferate only works on permanents and players. It can't touch cards in exile

[@WatcherCCG]

There is basically only one surefire counter-play to Jhoira if she survives long enough to suspend Worldfire or another big wipe spell: tap Boseiju Who Shelters All and cast Teferi's Protection, which will phase out your board and freeze your life total. After that, wait for your next turn and then go wild once your creatures phase back in.

[@witchBoi_Connor]

Blasphemous act, all your creatures, in that order

[@Vidious808]

The ur-dragon!

[@louiscaprini6277]

Asking again for Kros, Defense Contractor. Best pillow fort commander I've used.

[@siaobunny]

my favourite part about playing Jhoira is that her ability just Doesn't Matter Much after like turn 7 unless you miss land drops or got some really beefy boys in your deck

[@revenantbacon3937]

Or if you wanna drop like 3 of them meatballs in one turn.

[@phyrexianjudgement]

Wooo in the first 50, asking for Sen Triplets

[@firestormingfox4169]

Jhoira has a home in new Obeka

[@davidmoreira2334]

Oh I use her in my Tenth doctor deck so she comes from suspend and then suspends stuff, that I timey Wimey onto the field

[@georgeblair3894]

How have you not reviewed Questing Beast yet? Four mana, SIX abilities.

[@PhoenicopterusR]

He'd have to do an hour long stream to cover that novel

[@WatcherCCG]

@@PhoenicopterusR Questing Beast also holds the greatest honor a commander can possess: having the power to say no to Teferi's Protection. It stops damage prevention, and damage that doesn't alter your life total is still damage, so buffing it to 11 power and giving it double strike will completely pop the biggest bubble spell in the game.

[@dangerouscool]

Asking again for Mikaeus, the Unhallowed

[@runemanqwe]

My brother in Grist, I sould love to hear what you have to say about Rocco, Cabaretti Caterer and his cake.