Second, the current wording is a bit sloppy, as it doesn't literally mean any target, nor does it follow the prior convention of specifying what targets it does mean, so the exposition helps to clarify what the thinking behind it may've been
Also, the decks I said it didnt belong to are a narrow band (with the main relevant one being Najeela, the Blade-Blossom)
I love it on a red colored Commander that has another form of evasion, like flying, such as Rith, the Awakener that's flying and wants to deal combat damage to a player as well, so it has the infrastructure like Rogue's Passage there too
The graveyard is also an abstract representation of memories, but also sometimes a literal graveyard for creatures (but not always, since Ajani, Adversary of Tyrants is narratively recruiting a new ally, not reanimating an old creature
Between the groundbreaking colorless options, inventive five-color fixers and no drawbacks single-color utility lands, few other blocks in history have done so much to expand the pool of Constructed-playable nonbasics
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