There were a few cards that played into that theme, such as a creature you could discard from your hand whenever you wanted or a few effects that used the graveyard as a resource: Due to the small number of these sorts of recursion and effects, the set didn't really feel like a graveyard-infused set
No, the real reason Im bringing this card up at all is to direct you to the preview video for it by the good folks at Good Games Morley
The other, Expanded , is less common in high-level Western tournaments in recent years
This set has everything a One Piece fan could want, special chase cards, new artwork, powerful cards, and more
These five commanders are pillars of the format, each offering a masterclass in a different way to win
While this change massively reduced the amount of digital play the card sees, it does not affect the paper variant