So, how does Commander 2019 compare to its predecessors
I built a fun budget Burn and Life gain deck around Firesong and Sunspeaker for a price tag of only $32.57
A great card from the day it was printed, and too powerful to see print in Standard these days
The reason being, you're getting your three cards from damaging each opponent, but you're probably also taking out hordes of tokens and utility creatures along the way, which is ultimately more impactful
Release Notes Aside Another thing to keep in mind, from The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth Release Notes: So an untimely Naturalize can fizzle out Toms protection from damage after combat has been done
Languish is nice in a deck with lots of five-toughness creatures, whereas Crux gives us extra insurance against big Dragons and opposing Rhinos