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Commander threads keep circling the same question: are hundreds of new legendary creatures creating more variety, or just replacing commanders with slightly stronger versions of the same idea? That conversation matters when every fresh legend tempts another rebuild. Using MTG-print for mtg proxytesting lets players sleeve up those ideas before chasing singles, compare commanders across real games, and figure out whether the upgrade actually changes anything. If your deck list keeps shifting whenever a new legend appears, this is worth checking before the next shop** cart fills up with cards that might be gone again after three casual games.
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