And while it is a Simic value commander, I love the idea of sacrificing and replaying lands to repeatedly trigger Zimone
Jaheiras Respite Jaheira's Respite looks surprisingly robust at low-power tables, the kind where the only thing that matters is combat and gaining a massive mana advantage swings the game in your favor
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I still have to cast the plotted card (on a later turn), and you can counter it then
Are there any inclusions I mightve missed or cards you think I overrated
Being banned keeps him out of current official tournaments, but it does not erase his place in competitive history
