Vraska, the Silencer Commander Deck Tech
Pretend you never had the bottom of half of your torso replaced with a metal centipede in this Vraska, the Silencer Commander deck!
Dana is one of the hosts of the EDHRECast and the CMDR Central podcasts. He lives in Eau Claire, WI with his wife and son where he has been playing Magic so long he once traded away an Underground Sea for a Nightmare, and was so pleased with the deal he declined a trade-back the following week. He also smells like cotton candy and sunsets.
Pretend you never had the bottom of half of your torso replaced with a metal centipede in this Vraska, the Silencer Commander deck!
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