Meanwhile, Pelakka Predation shows off one of the often missed aspects of MDFCs that I really love: since they come attached to lands, MDFCs allow you to sneak in effects that you otherwise wouldn't normally play in a Commander deck (in this case, a Thoughtseize-style targeted discard spell)
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These Equipment cards will enter the battlefield and immediately attach themselves to a token they make when they enter
In this case, you'd be able to use them due to the casual nature of Commander
Phyrexia: All Will Be One set booster box Mechanics Phyrexia: All Will Be One introduces three new keyword mechanics, as well as one returning keyword and a nonkeyword mechanic related to the new stuff
That delay buys you time to swing or stabilize, making it especially nasty against token swarms