It's been printed into the ground, so it didnt need this to bring the price down

Here's what's available in early access: Card Name : Standard card name entry Rules Text : For example, to find all cards that say "flying" Card Type : To see which flyers are also artifacts Color : To specify which color of spells you're looking for (including "none") Mana Value : For finding the card that has a specific mana value or fits within a range of values Power : To find the hardest hitting creature Toughness : To find the toughest critter on the block Format : To narrow the range of cards your search looks through to only the ones legal for your deck Expansion : For finding the perfect card from a specific Magic set Rarity : To make sure you get the common, uncommon, rare, or mythic rare you need Artist : To find the image illustrated by your favorite Magic artist Mark (not Rosewater!): To identify watermarks on your card, like the Simic guild or Temur clan Enter the desired search options that match your needs and when you're ready, click the "search" icon: Submitting Feedback The card database is in early access

It makes good use of the new manifest dread variant and incorporates some light morph elements
Its controller may search their library for a basic land card, put that card onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle
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REWARD YOURSELF FOR THE COMMITMENT Ive covered a couple of good reasons to run chunky Commanders already, like Traverse the Outlands, but you should take every card that rewards you for committing