These lands might at first appear innocuous - you can pay a life to fetch one of two different land types, so what
There's still Izzet Prowess, however, waiting in the wings for Soul Cauldron to be placed on the MTG banlist
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So, my evaluation comes from my own biases, which boil down to: play the sort of cards and decks that lets everyone at the table have a chance to breathe, play Commander, and have at least a decent chance to do the thing that their deck wants to do
For example, lets say I attack with [c]Ankle Shanker[/c], a 2/2 with both first strike and deathtouch as long as its attacking