March of the Machine hits stores worldwide on April 21, and for Commander fans, we have five new Commander decks, each with awesome legends, reprints, 10 different Planechase cards, 10 double-faced tokens, and a unique planar die
Donphan/Garbodor Concept Competitiveness: 8/10
If there are additional costs to cast an artifact spell, or if the cost to cast a spell is increased by an effect (such as the one created by Thalia, Guardian of Thraben's ability), apply those increases before applying cost reductions
Eerie Interlude, Flickerwisp, and Ephemerate are all excellent ways to eke out value in the early game (flickering smaller creatures like Wall of Omens), and then dash your opponents hopes later in the game by abusing more powerful effects
This could be because the storyline of Eldritch Moon flips the usual script regarding zombies: instead of being depicted as a mindless horde seeking to devour as many brains as possible, they are allies of humanity, serving as tools for the necromantic planeswalker Liliana Vess to battle an otherworldly threat to the entire plane
More importantly, these cards dont exile themselves upon resolution like modern extra turn spells do, which means all the Regrowth effects and Snapcaster Mage variants you can justify stuffing in your deck become much stronger