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It only becomes a problem if the obsessives dominate the hobby and make it difficult for others enjoy

Category #4: Infinite Combos I would be remiss if I didn't mention the infinite combos that I included in my decklist

Professional dealers are often much faster at this because they have the right expertise and tools for the job

While forcing your opponent to discard a card at random is almost always an advantage, there are other less expensive cards that can do this, and requiring your opponent to have the trigger of a damaged character first means this part of the ability does not make up for the rest of the card

The key wording on this card is prevent all damage that would be dealt, and thats what elevates it even higher

This Grixis Commander leans heavily into stealing opponents' cards via the main ability, which exiles the top card of everyone else's library when Nathan Drake attacks, although you may only cast one of the stolen cards