@shinigamigabe: There’s a reason I stay away from black and it’s because I’m already mean enough to my pod!! #magicthegathering #magicthegatheringcards #mtgtiktok #mtgcommander #mtg

David! :

It's more commonly known, but don't underestimate how much Grave Pact can make your table sweat.

bears_eat_you :

Painful Quandary is KOS, I absolutely HATE that card. My wife has it in her gain & drain vampire deck and it's scarier than any creature she could play.

Corinth :

Grievous wound has won me many games

ValleLator :

One of the best black cards ever don’t even try to change my mind

Shushhhh :

This guy is tuff

Joe Adams :

Tainted Aether is such a staple in our playgroup

Vizier :

the algorithm provides

Nylia🏳️‍⚧️ :

ooooo I forgot about tainted aether lez gooooo

paitynny :

grievous wound with alpharael stonechosen would go CRAZY

Mr.Fister :

Lots of these would go crazy in a tinybones deck

wriggleFrencho :

Natty :

I promise no one is ready for [[Death Cloud]] 😈

Overlord Kain :

time to let the salt flow 🗿

Bewear_the_bear :

With tainted aether. I propose also playing panharmonicon.

Mr_RAM1029 :

Don't forget "Sudden Spoiling"

Shelly von Miller :

I played tainted remedy the other day and it got blown up immediately. It was great 😂😂

Public :

wait so contamination affects opposing players too?

TheBestSunBr0 :

Attrition is in my drivnod deck and it’s so helpful

marksullivansnizz :

Back in the day a friend of mine had a deck with Contamination and Eon Hub, and EH says each player skips their upkeep 😈

jimardary331 :

Tainted remedy is real good in an Orzhov deck with Beacon of Immortality. 😂

Spicy :

Does tainted Æther trigger off of tokens entering as well?

r_brandon0 :

painful quandary is my favorite card ever. i have made 5 token copies of it before it’s hilarious

michael :

i used to run contamination in edgar narkov, and tainted aether in tergrid

Robert The Pug :

all go into tergrid for all the salt

Mike :

I've gained a new appreciation for Ripples of Undeath lately 🙂. sometimes it's better to mill a little than to draw