Then weve got bargain, a mechanic that lets you upgrade a spell by sacrificing an artifact, enchantment or token
This probably makes it overly useful in Standard or Limited, but its Commander potential is huge, and I can see why it's been included in the Avengers Assemble precon
Its synergistic build-around card in that you can build a deck that gets value out of milling itself with scavenge strapped to an aggressive but grindy shell
However, this has never panned out, just as stepping into a competitive format with a bad deck and no experience is unlikely to lead to success
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