If the target permanent is an illegal target when Bahamut's third chapter ability tries to resolve, it won't resolve and none of its effects will happen
That means not only do you get something back, but its immediately protected from most forms of removal
Does it have any chance in Modern
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It doesnt have many applications outside of EDH unless you wanted to get really spicy with Sorin, Imperious Bloodlord in Timeless, but in EDH it chews away at your opponents resources with a few clones
Commanders The only eligible commander in this deck showcases its main problem, or rather the joke in its premise: With so many win conditions, the deck becomes unfocused