The Fear of Missing Out card plays a crucial role in the deck's strategy and explains its recent price spike
That particular copy looks like a fake to me
Each land generates energy, or mana, which is used to cast spells or attack with creatures
Learn more: Ed Greenwood, "Wyrms of the North: Klauth" in Dragon Magazine 244 (February 1998) Dragons of Faern Storm King's Thunder Old Gnawbone The domain of Claugiyliamatar, better known as "Old Gnawbone," encompasses a significant swath of northwestern Faern, and the dragon's notoriety for killing adventurers spreads even farther out
Creature (19) 1x Convicted Killer Flip 1x Crossroads Consecrator 1x Duskwatch Recruiter Flip 1x Ember-Eye Wolf 1x Foul Emissary 1x Gatstaf Arsonists Flip 1x Geier Reach Bandit Flip 1x Hermit of the Natterknolls Flip 1x Hinterland Logger Flip 1x Howlpack Wolf 1x Kessig Forgemaster Flip 1x Lambholt Pacifist Flip 1x Mockery of Nature 1x Scourge Wolf 1x Smoldering Werewolf Flip 1x Solitary Hunter Flip 1x Ulrich's Kindred 1x Ulvenwald Captive Flip 1x Vildin-Pack Outcast Flip Planeswalker (1) 1x Arlinn Kord Flip Enchantment (3) 1x Equestrian Skill 1x Howlpack Resurgence 1x Wolfkin Bond Artifact (2) 1x Haunted Cloak 1x Neglected Heirloom Flip Instant (7) 1x Abandon Reason 1x Aim High 1x Borrowed Hostility 1x Grapple with the Past 1x Might Beyond Reason 1x Uncaged Fury 1x Woodcutter's Grit Sorcery (5) 1x Alchemist's Greeting 1x Fork in the Road 1x Prey Upon 1x Root Out 1x Splendid Reclamation Commander (1) Flip Just a red/green werewolf deck I've built
We focus on cards with a mono-red color identity here, so cards that could be played in any Rx Commander deck
