It does a little bit of everything, gaining life so you can stabilize, producing mana, and even putting a clock on your opponents
But I can't exactly have a Commander deck built around The Deck of Many Things without including each card that exists with a D&D version of the legendary item in this legendary deck
Snapcaster Mage $38.48 Snapcaster Mage was once worth over $75 (actually, its gotten around this price three separate times over the years)
It takes some patience, but Dragonmaids reward players who hold back negates for when they'll make the most impact
It might have sideboard potential against decks with tons of death triggers or a graveyard theme, but the impact is nothing when it hits the board
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