Howling Mine Howling Mine (and similar iterations like Dictate of Kruphix or Kami of the Crescent Moon) is central to whats known at Commander tables as group hug. In Commander lingo, thats cards that provide a benefit to one or several of your opponents
Just remember that it affects all players during the turn you cast it, so if youre leaning on an Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth, your opponents may be able to play some expensive instants during your turn as well
They display the beauty of its journey from a baby Charmander to a grumpy Charmeleon and finally a soaring Charizard, set against a fiery volcanic landscape
People seem to be actually buying them at $10, though, so I doubt the price will go down anytime soon.
Obeka, Splitter of Seconds The younger brother of a friend I play with on Thursday nights was able to show me the utter insanity that is a well-built Obeka deck on a good game
Dark Confidant is perhaps the most iconic example of an Invitational card