But what I do like Noctis for is a high-powered and potentially competitive combo commander
Mega Gengar emerges from a vortex of swirling purple flames and translucent shadows, its jagged grin and piercing red eyes dominating a void of ethereal mist pure nightmare fuel with prismatic foil that shifts hues under light
Honestly a great place to check out, even if you're passing through, but I'm sure an awesome place to spend some time if you're local
Alpha Status Call to the Kindred Coat of Arms Conjurer's Mantle Coward // Killer Coward // Killer Cryptic Gateway Descendants' Fury Descendants' Path Folk Hero Heirloom Blade Holy Frazzle-Cannon Ink Dissolver Kithkin Zephyrnaut Leaf-Crowned Elder Mana Echoes Mondassian Colony Ship Mudbutton Clanger Nightshade Schemers Path of Ancestry Plane-Merge Elf (playtest) Pyre of Heroes Pyroclast Consul Reins of the Vinesteed Resplendent Marshal Sensation Gorger Shared Animosity Squeaking Pie Grubfellows Stoneforge Masterwork Tajuru Paragon Titan of Littjara Titan of Littjara Velis Vel Wandering Graybeard Waterspout Weavers Winnower Patrol Wolf-Skull Shaman
The enchantment is awfully specific and is good for feeding the graveyard
Twilight Masquerade has been able to hold its value as a set with its tough pull rates, but in the months since its release, changing opinions on its cards have shifted where that value is held