Pia Nalaar, Consul of Revival Speaking of commanders that take advantage of Warp effects, next up we have Pia Nalaar, Consul of Revival, an underrated legendary Human Artificer from Pia Nalaar rewards you for playing lands or casting spells from exile, which, given such new potential staples like Think of Pia Nalaar as a cheaper Available supply on the market for her is, like the previous card, quite high except for the halo foil masterpiece-style version, which goes for around $4
The same effect as the last synchro monster still applies here, if 3 attacks have taken place during any turn this quick effect lets you Special Summon this card back from the graveyard while also allowing you to destroy one card on the field
Read my February 6th Urtet column here
One thing this set has in common with Tales of Middle Earth is an eye for creative card effects that bring home the theme While there are lots of great thematic cards to enjoy, because this set is part of the standard format, you have to consider how the various effects will integrate with other releases for the game
Magic has over 10,000 unique cards, the 10,000th of which was printed in Shards of Alara
If this set card is destroyed by a card effect, you can summon any non-effect monster from your extra deck and in our case, a great target would be Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon