For some reason, Flame Swordsman was a fusion monster , requiring players to run even weaker monsters in their deck to summon it
A lifegain deck gets a ton of triggers from Bogwater Lumaret, plus it enables combos with cards like Warren Soultrader and Lisette, Dean of the Root that require lifegain to establish their loops
One area where the ink will adhere , and a hydrophilic area (in this case, white) which will attract an aqueous solution
That's not to say that all creatures with fabricate are fantastic in Commander, but rather the good cards with fabricate translate easier to being good in Commander
We use a five-tier system: Tier 1 : Individual singles worth $5+ Tier 2 : Singles worth $1-5 Tier 3 : Mid-tier lots (holos, reverse holos, V/EX cards worth $0.25-1.00) Tier 4 : Sorted bulk lots (by set or era) Tier 5 : True bulk (unsorted commons/uncommons) Each tier has a different optimal selling strategy
If your opponent controls a monster and you control no monsters: you can also use monsters in your Deck as Fusion Material