mtg cards with escape to the Wilds (#1916) (foil) (borderless) You may play cards exiled this way until the end of your next turn Escape - MTG Mechanics Explained

While attacking with your creatures or using artifact abilities is certainly the most natural way to get them to maximize their token-making potential, you can also combine them with mechanics that give you additional ways to tap your creatures

That makes it doubly important to check for the foil starburst at the bottom of the card

We can get into the weeds arguing about optimization, but Commander is still a singleton format thats rife with variance

According to Wizards of the Coast, this card was subtle, but powerful and the benefit that it provided came at too low a cost. Due to the probe functioning as a cantrip (draws a card) and costing a single Phyrexian mana, it allowed players to peer into their opponent's hands for the often negligible cost of two life