Learning the right double-sleeving methods will give maximum protection without risking damage to the cards
Sky Return isnt too bad an attack, either, with a base power of 30 - and it lets you return the Pokmon and any attached cards to your hand
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Today I want to talk unconventional because unconventional Commanders can be way more fun
It plays best with the likes of Crop Rotation and Urza's Cave to tutor it into play, but any deck can get behind a land that ramps you and either protects one of your creatures or temporarily phases out a creature
