mtg a deck can have any number of cards named Rules Text: A deck can have any number of cards, 10 cards Cid, Timeless Artificer | FINAL

If you're casting a Room with escape, you choose which half to cast, then pay the appropriate cost plus exiling three cards

Just playing defensively and looking to trade cards with your opponent will naturally fill your yard and charge up payoffs like Exdeath, Cloud of Darkness and The Final Days

On the flip side, opposing creatures that die are exiled instead, shutting down enemy recursion and death triggers

It often takes cards like this one a little bit of time to really find their place in Commander, so Im looking forward to seeing more decks built around this card

After that, Katara, the Fearless will set you back $2,500

Two damage to each player with Niv-Mizzet, VisionaryNiv-Mizzet, Visionary in play will draw you six cards, which is not bad for three mana