Silverquill, the Disputant Commander Deck Guide
Silverquill, the Disputant offers your spells casualty, which lets you copy instants and sorceries by sacrificing creatures. Itโs the perfect commander for a grindy, token-based deck.
Read moreSilverquill, the Disputant offers your spells casualty, which lets you copy instants and sorceries by sacrificing creatures. Itโs the perfect commander for a grindy, token-based deck.
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