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Then it tends to skew up in rarity
Not to be forgotten are the infamous Fallout Vaults, with Vault 112 featured in the Science
So while Erebos, Bleak-Hearted is very strong, he's less enticing as a commander since he has to compare to a slew of other amazing Sacrifice commanders, while Erebos, God of the Dead isn't insane or anything but has less competition for his role of Mono Black Goodstuff commander
PuPu UFO | Illustration by Racrufi Aliens in Magic: The Gathering are creatures from outer space or strange dimensions, often tied to sci-fi themes like time travel, technology, and exile
