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Phyrexian Unlife by Jason Chan Phyrexian Unlife | Illustration by Jason Chan Jason Chans version of Phyrexian Unlife is one of the most subtly terrifying cards in all of Magic
While he can certainly perform admirably within the context of this precon, I believe that youll probably get more mileage out of this deck by replacing Szarekh, the Silent King with one of the other commanders if you plan to upgrade this deck to play in higher power tables
This set will remain in print for a long time and there's no reason to pay a premium now when cards will be on the shelf later
The different modes represent red, white, and Boros respectively, and all of them can be worth choosing depending on the circumstances
Lessons Players really wish we had found a way to get the Dragonlords in the set