As with any other set, the first thing I did was look to see which cards would make a splash in Modern
Said plane became known as the Phyrexian Empire, known for its hordes of bio-mechanical undead warriors, demons, and monstrosities (Think an even more grimdark Dark Mechanicus/Necon hybrid with necromancy thrown in, and you'll have a general idea) He became a Cyborg-Necromancer-Scientist-Warlord, tried to take over Dominaria no less than three times, conquered other planes with his endless zombie cyborg demon army, and kept doing extremely evil things until he was killed by Urza and an alliance of planeswalkers
Last updated on July 7, 2026 Sol Ring | Illustration by Mike Bierek Commander is far and away the most popular format in Magic: The Gathering
The floodgate ability is probably for the best though, since Spawn is a sizable threat on board and turns into up to ten mana's worth of spells on the way out
This card is most definitely a new black staple, and this is evident considering the increase in the card's price ever since it was released
Goblin lords Goblin Chieftain and Goblin Warchief, alongside Siege-Gang Commander, are all excellent choices to really hammer your opponents down later in the game