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Invasion of Alara has a slightly better version of the Cascade mechanic

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Dragons: There are a ton of Dragons to upgrade with, which is a good thing, but the problem with Dragons is that they really only go one direction: big, flying creatures

and so was Thrashing Wumpus

Its a pretty cool commander, and it got a huge shot in the arm with the time travel mechanic from Doctor Who