In the early game it can be a brutal speed bump for your opponents' game plans, but its potency definitely wanes in longer games
Eluge rewards you for turning your own lands into Islands by making the first instant or sorcery spell you cast cost one blue or one generic less for each land you have with a flood counter
Magic is a competition in the same sense that all games are competitions, but whenever the act of competing comes into conflict with a social atmosphere, Commander prioritizes and protects the social atmosphere
You can make a Midnight Vow, or go on a Crimson Hunt, both of which work extremely well as alternate and confusing titles
Heres why it matters: Display your Commander The Slide Card Case allows you to display your Commander or top card with additional UV protection, keeping it safe while ensuring your deck is easily identifiable
But you have to wait until the next turn to attack with for Mirrodin!, unless you can give the Rebel token haste or attach the equipment to something else