If only red had access to some number of cards which said creatures cant block this turn, or if the Commander format had a history of developing tech to efficiently defend creatures from spot removal would that make Breath of Fury a premiere game-ending spell
For this very reason, it also comes equipped with the shared weaknesses of all these similar types
Wizards , fearing for the game's very existence, took swift and bold action, announcing a new reprint policy and the creation of the Reserved List
Any deck that alters the basic parameters of any given game fits into this category, like my good friend Jamies Varchild, Betrayer of Kjeldor deck
Perhaps I've just got "old card fever" because I bought a bunch of sweet old cards last week, but maybe I've actually stumbled onto something
Apparently, if you find all of the buried treasure, you can trade them in with a traveling Goblin Merchant