But you dont have to take my word for it, you can try that for yourself
Loxi: Rodolf is cool, but he's a bit expensive and combines two archetypes that might be a bit hard to slap together
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Lets say your opponent casts [c]Harmonize[/c] with the intent of drawing three cards
Omega gives us a new powerful way to take advantage of the large number of nonbasics that most Commander decks have
