Vincent, Vengeful Atoner In decks that focus on combat and scaling power, Vincent, Vengeful Atoner can quickly become a real threat
However, in terms of value, Flareon (Gold Star) takes the number one spot
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Whenever an opponent loses life during your turn, if your speed is 1 or greater, increase your speed by 1
While a random clone effect isn't going to create any new archetypes or significantly change the power level of a Commander deck, it will likely be an easy inclusion in both artifact and enchantress-style decks in the format
Tournament Packs could include popular cards such as D.D
