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Normally, a player's turn begins with the untap step, then the upkeep, then the draw step before proceeding to the first main phase

Sort Card Type Carracosta #26Rare $5.98 Carracosta #28Rare $0.96 Carracosta #45Uncommon $0.27 Carracosta #38Rare $0.20 Carracosta #23Rare $0.18 Carracosta #23Uncommon $0.07 Carracosta #17Uncommon $0.36 Carracosta - 026/086 #26Rare $0.11 Carracosta - 107/086 #107Illustration Rare $14.94 Carracosta - 111/086 #111Art Rare $6.30 Carracosta (Master Ball Pattern) #23Rare $13.27 Carracosta (Poke Ball Pattern) #23Rare $0.48 Carracosta GX - SM239 #SM239Promo $1.31 Carracosta - 107/086 #107Illustration Rare $14.94 Carracosta (Master Ball Pattern) #23Rare $13.27 Carracosta - 111/086 #111Art Rare $6.30 Carracosta #26Rare $5.98 Carracosta GX - SM239 #SM239Promo $1.31 Carracosta #28Rare $0.96 Carracosta (Poke Ball Pattern) #23Rare $0.48 Carracosta #17Uncommon $0.36

Plan B: The nostalgia plan Vintage for the whole deck Full Art lands only if you want the contrast Showcase sparingly (Vintage decks with modern Showcase frames can clash) Plan C: The I love bling plan (with guardrails) Modern as the baseline Showcase for key cards Full Art for lands and a couple of showpieces Try to keep it to 23 template styles total so it still feels like one deck, not a binder page

8 Mordor On The March Never Ending Legions Win-more cards are always fun in Commander, and Mordor on the March can certainly give you overwhelming odds on the battlefield

Rare cards, sealed products, and graded collectibles often increase in value over time

Higher-pt versions are available for thicker cards or special inserts