Then, there was a tournament that featured this deck: The basic idea was simply that you find your single Megrim with your tutors and use your fast mana to cast a Memory Jar
There's a new king of 2-cost Rebels, and it's a soldier that's come back from the Magic game's distant past to revive the Rebel cause
A powerful Commander staple might be banned in Modern or unavailable in Standard
Here, my primary concern isn't speculators or collectors but the poor college kid on Reddit trying to put together a Modern deck that ends up with fake Mox Opals off eBay, or the new player who thinks they are getting a good deal on some Modern staples to build their collection off Craigslist and hasn't played enough Magic to realize the cards are fake
Some Magic players find it mildly amusing that youre playing a janky commander, but this deck isnt objectively funny
The benchmark for non-phasing board protection is Heroic Intervention (a green spell, much to white players chagrin)