10 Gornog, The Red Reaper Flee In Terror, Cowards Cowards have long been a thing in Magic, but Gornog is perhaps the commander that best puts the mechanic to use
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Pair a Path to the Peak with Roxanne () for powerful disruption plays that let this deck make great comebacks
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