Black isn't exactly the color of enchantment removal, so what's a swamp player to do once this game-stopping-4-casting-cost hoser hits the table, rendering all cards Specter, Juzam, Dauthi, Sengir, and Zombie completely useless
A commander could be much more expensive than Starn and still be the core of a budget deck, provided it has a similar ability to turn chaff cards into powerhouses
Thats insane value, and even if you lose your 4-powered creature, you get to put a +1/+1 counter on a 3/3 and start the process over again
Last updated on February 17, 2026 Razaketh, the Foulblooded | Illustration by Chris Rallis Demons are pretty popular creatures, so each MTG set is bound to have some powerful demons at higher rarities
I know I mentioned at the start of this article that we werent interested in effects that cast opponents spells, but Im making an exception to talk about Dire Fleet Daredevil a moment because it does technically exile the spell, and because its such a cool card