If an opponent is instructed to put a card into their graveyard without using the word "mill," The Water Crystal's second ability doesn't apply
Fynn Poison Fynn, the Fangbearer | Illustration by Lie Setiawan Commander (1) Creatures (33) Elvish Mystic Fang of Shigeki Fyndhorn Elves Gnarlwood Dryad Llanowar Elves Moss Viper Sedge Scorpion Tajuru Blightblade Venerated Rotpriest Wasteland Viper Ambush Viper Cankerbloom Deadly Recluse Kappa Tech-Wrecker Plague Myr Thornweald Archer Toxic Scorpion Bloated Contaminator Champion of Lambholt Eternal Witness Evolution Sage Hornet Nest Ichorspit Basilisk Skullwinder Viridian Corrupter Beast Whisperer Oakhame Adversary Questing Beast Saryth, the Viper's Fang Timeless Witness Bellowing Tanglewurm Phyrexian Swarmlord Hornet Queen Instants (10) Blossoming Defense Snakeskin Veil Tamiyo's Safekeeping Tyvar's Stand Bite Down Infectious Bite Master's Rebuke Ram Through Wrap in Vigor Obscuring Haze Sorceries (10) Thirsting Roots Nature's Lore Nature's Way Rabid Bite Rampant Growth Spinning Wheel Kick Unnatural Restoration Harmonize Noxious Assault Overrun Enchantments (3) Wild Growth Season of Growth Lure Artifacts (7) Sol Ring Contagion Clasp Key to the City Swiftfoot Boots Fireshrieker Lifecrafter's Bestiary Rhonas's Monument Lands (36) Access Tunnel Forest x31 Karn's Bastion Pendelhaven Rogue's Passage War Room Fynn, the Fangbearer is perfect for any prospective Commander player who wants to be a little toxic in their pod
Drivnod, Carnage Dominus fits well in aristocrat decks with the extra dying trigger
First among these is the fact that Anim Pakal herself never actually needs to attack to trigger her ability
The goal is clear: Pendulum Summon to fill the board, then chain into Fusion , Synchro , and Xyz Monsters for nonstop pressure
Mesa Enchantress Enchantment decks are still one of the most popular themes in Magic: The Gathering, and white enchantment decks love cards like this that can keep the card draw flowing
