Depicting one of the more challenging dungeon bosses from Amaurot, The First Beast, this card reminds me of that feeling I had when I first encountered the creepy horned worm with suspiciously human teeth
Of course, colors like blue and red have more noncreature spells, while white and green have more creatures
Scion of the Ur-Dragon One of the coolest dragon commanders around, Scion of the Ur-Dragon lets you pay a small fee to transform into any dragon in your deck
Instead of trying to win with a Craterhoof Behemoth, it uses its token generators to fuel convoke spells, particularly instants that can be played when youre technically tapped out to catch opponents off guard
They also always base their prices on the market price as well as on actual sales
(For example, what destroys a creature or an enchantment?) Variable Spell This next type of choice card has a base effect and then, for an extra cost (usually mana), you can either expand the spell in some way or get an additional ability that most often is synergistic with the first ability
