Austere Command costs 2 more mana than its wrath-y ancestor, but the higher price comes with a lot of flexibility: It can remove enchantments and artifacts, and if you tailor your deck accordingly you can make sure either your weenies or your big boys are spared
Because you are better at dictating the pace of the game than most midrange decks, they often need to win the game before you can stack up too many spells
There must be four or more card types among cards in your graveyard in order for these abilities to trigger
their tutor abilities may be narrow, but if you account for them in the deck-building stage, youll always have something worth fetching for
These treatments feature hyper-stylized variants of cards from the set or, in some cases, cards from the Bloomburrow Commander lists
Ragavan can be pricey, but the price is absolutely worth it, in my opinion, as no other card in Modern can do all of the things it does