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This stops it from being a new generic staple for every Commander deck

Lovely art, as seen in lots of marketing An affordable card for budget collectors Not much competitive value for players No real financial value for ambitious collectors Elsa, Snow Queen was in a lot of promotional media for The First Chapter, Lorcana's debut set

Next is the unblockable Snake Slither Blade, giving us an easy way to ninjutsu creatures into play and get in some chip damage, and the final piece of tech is the Background Candlekeep Sage

It does help with getting through Narset and other card draw denial, though

There are also decks where you actually want artifacts in the graveyard for cards like Goblin Welder for which Thirst becomes one of the very best cards

Grma, Saruman's Footman Grma, Saruman's Footman is very effective at stealing your opponents spells and using them against their owners