Its attacks are great too, forcing your opponent to mill cards, or trading your own self-mill for a whopping 240 damage
Adjusted Difficulty: ( for the HERO mirror match) The control side of HERO is where the depth kicks in
It featured in some of the earliest decks in the game, it was a pivotal piece of the Sligh deck which essentially acted as the foundation of the mono red aggro archetype, and its presence has been significant in Modern from the first day of the format as it has featured in many of the formats best decks from Zoo to Splinter Twin to Jund
Ragavan can be pricey, but the price is absolutely worth it, in my opinion, as no other card in Modern can do all of the things it does
The combination of double strike and lifelink allows you to simultaneously pressure your opponent in a big way, while also making your life total insurmountably high
Effortless Organization and Portability: Thanks to the Commander card slot, you can easily glance at the box's contents without opening each box individually