They link to a GitHub repository, but unfortunately there seems to be no existing implementation to try it out yourself quickly
And to be able to do it with that 25- to 34-year-old demographic is especially impressive, because those social networks arent as tight as they are for college students and recent grads.
Though it does come with other downsides (it doesn't negate the effect of the magic cards it destroys), it's still a solid situational choice that allows the player to destroy high-value, continuous effect cards that may otherwise jeopardize the entire game
You can get a raw copy of this card for around $230
This can range from multiple heads, multiple monsters that combine into the larger Maximum Mode monster, multiple monsters connected to one another, highlighted armaments, or even elemental projectiles or effects spawned by the center piece
When it comes to Proliferating, Atraxa, Praetors Voice is the obvious pick for Commander