mtg raphael fiendish savior commander deck Magic The Gathering - Legends - Battle for Baldur's Gate - Raphael, if a creature card was put into your graveyard from anywhere this turn Raphael, Fiendish Savior (foil-etched)

Basically, cards which go above the standard numbering are Secret Rare cards

These can be immediately equipped to a Samurai creature, including Gilgamesh himself, allowing him to be decked out in blades like he is in his Final Fantasy appearances

If that artifact is put into a graveyard this way, this creature deals 3 damage to that artifacts controller

And without getting too deep into realism school of philosophy there is something inherently SATISFYING about a physical life counter

Its definitely trickier for players who want to play every format, but for those whove found a couple of formats they love and are happy there, they can simply try and tune out the irrelevant products

Its a mana ramp creature that provides a whopping two mana, but it can only be used to cast Dragon creature spells