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A lot has changed since Braids was banned in 2009
We all know that the best Mill Commander cards are the ones that give you a lot of value straight away, or slowly chip away at everyone around you over the course of the game
Kethek, Crucible Goliath The Commander RCs preview card and one I already started building with, Kethek provides both an excellent jumping-off point as a commander and valuable one of the 99 in a Rakdos-aligned deck that likes to sacrifice things, such as Kresh Into the Red Zone or the Altar of Thraximundar
The card needs to be a 1st Edition borderless base set version of the card