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That being said, there are definitely some situations where you just have to drop a Flare defensively to stay alive especially to take out an enemy Narset, Parter of Veils
An entire genre of Archetype on Commander is called "Wheels." This is on the Reserve List so it's pricey, but it's still massively popular
I couldn't imagine how I could lose the game when out came Teferi's Moat
Do they let you draw a card or do they mill themselves equal to the number of counters on it and risk losing life equal to the total mana value of those cards
Enter the WotC Enter WotC with their approach after taking oversight of the format
