March of the Machine s new Battle cards introduce an interesting new flavour to play and thanks to the variety of effects and transformed creatures spanning from across the Multiverse, can slot in nicely into a range of different decks in varying game formats
Its free removal, it stops artifact and enchantment based combos when you have no mana open
It offers you a bit of defense by stunning an opposing creature when you get attacked, and with proliferate, its not untapping any time soon
Condition plays a big role here, given the potential value of a Xerneas EX in NM condition, with such copies commanding up to $30, while LP copies drop below $20, indicating that there's a strong demand to buy and grade this card, which could potentially enhance the value depending on the company and grade
Building around to use the commander helps focus a deck, even if that focus is just mechanical in nature
We always look upon our first creations as masterpieces, no matter how awful they are. Hanna, Weatherlight navigator Illustrated by Adam Rex Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Not Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp