Not only is Boseiju, Who Endures uncounterable by conventional Counterspells, but the main reason this is so good is that its just a land with almost no downsides, making it an enchantment killer and one of the best artifact removal effects in green
So long as youre free-to-play, though, opening up the cards is a fun way to spice up the day a little bit and you can pass the time playing a card battle or two.
Maybe you've made an ally and agreed to not kill any of their attackers, or you work with them and your refreshed army and take on a shared enemy
This combination provides dual protection against surface damage and physical impact, making it a great option for long-term storage or valuable cards
(Did you know that Rise of ExtusRise of Extus is the only hybrid card in the game that can go get a card from outside the game?) Avatar: The Last Airbender brought us quite a few mechanics, but sprinkled in with it was an old one that's always been a bit underloved in Commander: Lessons