You can just ninjitsu out some game-ending bombs and hope for the best Once you have that set up and your commander in play
The magnetic case holds the card securely, lets you display it flat without bending, and protects the surface from scratches and handling
You might not run them, but there are so many good spells available in Cube, you can make a couple of speculative picks with high upside and be fine when they don't pan out
It fits cleanly into aggressive and midrange strategies , where creature count matters as much as individual power
The previous Electrodominance lists struggled with Teferi, Time Raveler crushing that card, so despite Fires of Invention looking like a bounce-able enchantment, all you cared about was another way to cast your null-cost spells at sorcery speed
But it sure seems like a great way for the product to make more money Ultimately, WotC hasnt released any official gift cards at all for any of its products, and Arena is no exception
