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[C][C][C] Boundless Power: 80 damage
While the artifact-themed Izzet deck predictably comes out on top and the Esper deck at least has a couple of playable mana rocks, it's downright shocking to see that the only good artifact in the Jund and Bant decks is Sol Ring, which has been included in every Commander deck since the start of the series
This was largely due to the elimination of the most overwhelmingly powerful cards from the competitive game in combination with the release of further warrior support