This card lets you substitute life for mana via Phyrexian mana, a tradeoff you should always have your eye out for in Commander
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As I came to appreciate what this game has always been, I also felt how much it has changed: more sets, more mechanics, harder to keep up
Theres just something cool about a big sword, and if the popularity of Roronoa Zoro is anything to go by, someone holding an improbable number of weapons is even cooler
The simplest answer to this question is that cards that are not only desired but also rare enough to warrant a higher price from lack of supply are worth the most
Threnody Singer looks like a strange card for me to be maindecking a copy of, but Ive been really pleased with it as a sideboard card against Mono-Red and that matchup is so tough that I dont mind warping my deck a bit with it in mind