when the card was displayed in promotional videos by publisher Wizards of the Coast some fans speculated the One Ring Card had already begun to curl up at the edges, but that presumably is not the case
Once a creature is on the table, it's there doing its thingregardless of how highly or lowly you might regard it
Search Scryfall by Set Number descending, for example, and youll note that Maze's End is listed as #727
Essentially, The Soul Stone is two excellent cards rolled into one, and that's why it's going to be a hard-to-find staple of black EDH decks
I also quite like Malboro here, as removal spells drag out games to the point when bigger creatures can take over the board
Its a powerful wheels-based deck that seeks to resolve its commander and other anti-card draw permanents like Underworld Dreams and Spiteful Visions, and to turn ordinary wheel cards into direct damage powerhouses