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The two are absolutely comparable, and Fateful Absence is, ironically, sure to stick around in decklists for a long time

Glissa is a lot of monster and offers some powerful returns yet is very hard to find suitable homes for and so despite her high power has never seen much play

Commander games go long and start at 40 life across three opponents, so you need more acceleration, card advantage, and interaction than in 60-card formats

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But I could see another storm build from these pieces

But lets be serious: the cards you care most about at the prerelease are the rares you open