9 Eldlich Has Maintained Much Of Its Power And Is Splashable Into Many Decks Eldlich was one of the most popular decks last year and unlike Adamancipator which relied on outside support to get the job done and eventually got hit, Eldlich maintains most of its power
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Lurking somewhere behind the tools provided to these two robust, non-engine rich strategies is however, a threat that is composed of the true beneficiary of the banlist, The Pile
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Every time it attacks you have a possible swarm of tokens at your disposal (depending on your opponents, of course), and since they aren't exiled until end of turn, you've time to sacrifice them for profit
Grusilda has the potential to be a legitimate commander that people love and tune over time whereas The Count is more on the gimmicky side of the Un-spectrum