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Fabled Passage
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Choose one. If you control a commander as you cast this spell, you may choose both instead.
• Move all counters from target nonland permanent you control onto another target nonland permanent you control.
• Remove all counters from target nonland permanent you control. Draw a card for each counter removed this way.
Nexus Mentality is a clever value tool that shines in commander decks built around +1/+1 counters, charge counters, or any permanent that accumulates resources over time. At four mana, it is not a pure tempo play, but it can swing a game by consolidating counters onto your best threat or cashing them in for a burst of cards. In a commander deck, the ability to choose both modes turns it into a true engine piece: first strip counters from a dying artifact, enchantment, or oversized creature, then funnel them onto something more relevant, effectively turning board clutter into pressure and cards. It fits control and midrange strategies best, especially lists that want flexible instant-speed answers without losing value. Cards that repeatedly place counters, like evolve-style creatures or permanents with charge counters, pair especially well, since Nexus Mentality converts incremental advantages into a decisive resource shift.
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Nexus Mentality is a clever value tool that shines in commander decks built around +1/+1 counters, charge counters, or any permanent that accumulates resources over time. At four mana, it is not a pure tempo play, but it can swing a game by consolidating counters onto your best threat or cashing them in for a burst of cards. In a commander deck, the ability to choose both modes turns it into a true engine piece: first strip counters from a dying artifact, enchantment, or oversized creature, then funnel them onto something more relevant, effectively turning board clutter into pressure and cards. It fits control and midrange strategies best, especially lists that want flexible instant-speed answers without losing value. Cards that repeatedly place counters, like evolve-style creatures or permanents with charge counters, pair especially well, since Nexus Mentality converts incremental advantages into a decisive resource shift.
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