![]() ![]() I’m gonna quote on this one, since he explains it pretty well: Sure, it’s a shoe-in to any dredge strategy in Commander (and sometimes even Legacy), but with the Gitrog, things just got nuts. ![]() ![]() But what happens if we replace that draw with something else? You see, every time one or more land cards are put into your graveyard, whether from your hand, the battlefield, or your library, you get to draw a card. Its abilities care a lot about lands, but it is its second triggered ability that our Second-in-Command card takes advantage of. The legend of The Gitrog Monster, or the Gitrog for short, first surfaced with last week’s Magic Story “ Sacrifice”, which also previewed the new card for this hungry Frog Horror from Shadows Over Innistrad. Even if you have, I still want to highlight it here since it’s not every day you see a land take the position of Second-in-Command, so I figured I wanted to make a full write-up on it. Welcome back to Second-in-Command, where this week I bring you a combo that many of you may have already seen. ![]()
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