a week ago neither deck was found on the list of the twelve most played in the format, but today they occupy the seventh and eight slots
Thanks to that, it actually has a fair few commanders who can each focus on a different part of the original decks themes, should you choose to break it up: Barret, Avalanche LeaderBarret, Avalanche Leader Aerith, Last AncientAerith, Last Ancient Sephiroth, Fallen HeroSephiroth, Fallen Hero Its just a treat
Mufasa, Ruler of Pride Rock is a stunning card, showing off the artistic talents of illustrator Jochem van Gool
While the artwork by Douglas Shuler isn't among Magic 's most iconic pieces, it is still evocative of its era (and also vaguely resembles Puddy from Seinfeld ) , and a 3/3 for four mana that could destroy a black permanent for a relatively low price was still well above rate in the game's early years
Thorn of the Black Rose is its black Pauper counterpart