If you choose to bargain it (which means sacrificing an artifact, enchantment, or token when you cast it), you get four mana of any color
This kind of slow, grindy payoff can be outclassed in the modern Commander landscape, but creating copies of Archon of Cruelty and Agent of Treachery each turn is a tantalizing enough reward to try anyway
Additionally, we'd love to give more time for the Commander Brackets system to develop, which will help inform how much moving cards off of the banned list and onto the Game Changers list does for how often and where those cards show up
there are endless types of artifact decks, or maybe you want to be a three-color Saga deck rather than full-blown five colors like Tom Bombadil, or maybe you could have a pile of powerful legends
Well as these new spoilers will show, it means a lot of old favorites back with gorgeous new art
Grand Abolisher Chief: While it doesnt stop literally everything, this card is one of the best ways to make sure that you can take your big, exciting turn without interruption