As you'd expect, the face commander is a better fit for the deck as a whole, but The Reaper King will be very powerful when you play him, and with just a few tweaks to swap out cards that put counters on your own stuff, he could easily lead the deck
This set promised a classic horror feel and it definitely delivered, even if the references to 1980s horror movies feel a bit jarring compared to the usual Magic fare
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The Seventh Doctor card, showing Slyvester McCoy as the Doctor, features a much more complicated ability that has defending players attempting to guess whether the mana value of a card in the attacking players hand is greater than the number of artifacts they control