Its not the most practical card in the meta due to its high energy costs, but its nostalgic pull and sweeping museum-grade artwork have given it a big lift in value
Once a die is rolled, Vrondiss inflicts a point of damage on himself, this triggers his main ability to put a 5/4 green-red Dragon Spirit token into play each time he is dealt damage with the addition of When this creature deals damage, sacrifice it. is put into play
Spike Weaver
This Jund commander welcomes cards of all types to the graveyard, so yes, it's from the Duskmourn Commander precons, but it's an exciting build with lots, beyond D uskmourn: House of Horror cards
Just pay attention to the fact that youll lose a life each time you draw
For modern play, "Fetch Lands" (like Scalding Tarn ) and "Shock Lands" are the safest financial bets