mtg invisible ink cards Etrata, Deadly Fugitive (Showcase) (Invisible Ink) [Murders at Karlov Manor] exile cards with total mana value X or greater from your graveyard.) Does invisible ink on Magic:

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You can exile it and bring it back to prevent your foe from using it

A way to protect yourself for an entire turn and act as a colorless draw engine is just too good

We'll avoid spoilers for anyone who wants to experience the story for themself, but suffice to say Jace will be taking a big part in Magic's story during 2026

It currently sees competitive play in Modern and Pioneer, and will likely remain a Commander staple for landfall decks indefinitely

On the one hand Neheb, the Worthy has discard synergy and gives Minotaurs first strike so he is a suitable commander