Table of Contents show The Deck Shelob, Child of Ungoliant | Illustration by Lorenzo Mastroianni Commander (1) Creature (36) Aunt May Spinneret and Spiderling Radioactive Spider Spider-Woman, Stunning Savior Peter Parker Spectacular Spider-Man Spider-Man 2099 Spider Manifestation Gwen Stacy Spider-Punk Mary Jane Watson Miles Morales Spider-Ham, Peter Porker Spiders-Man, Heroic Horde Twitching Doll Sensational Spider-Man Symbiote Spider-Man Spider-Byte, Web Warden Spider-Gwen, Free Spirit Araa, Heart of the Spider Scarlet Spider, Ben Reilly Spider-UK Superior Spider-Man Silk, Web Weaver Arasta of the Endless Web Spider-Man, Peter Parker Spider-Man 2099, Miguel O'Hara Spider-Man Noir Gwenom, Remorseless Ghost-Spider, Gwen Stacy Web-Warriors Spider-Man, Brooklyn Visionary Spider-Man India Shelob, Child of Ungoliant Spider-Man, Miles Morales Spider-Rex, Daring Dino Instant (7) Path to Exile Swords to Plowshares Spider-Sense Counterspell Heroic Intervention Arachnogenesis Double Trouble Sorcery (5) Farseek Nature's Lore Three Visits Cultivate Kindred Dominance Artifact (6) Sol Ring Arcane Signet Chromatic Lantern Herald's Horn Patchwork Banner Urza's Incubator Enchantment (5) Origin of Spider-Man Kindred Discovery Spider-Verse Impostor Syndrome Web of Life and Destiny Land (40) Arid Mesa Blood Crypt Bloodstained Mire Breeding Pool Command Tower Commercial District Elegant Parlor Flooded Strand Forest Godless Shrine Hallowed Fountain Hedge Maze Lush Portico Marsh Flats Meticulous Archive Misty Rainforest Mountain Multiversal Passage Overgrown Tomb Polluted Delta Prismatic Vista Raucous Theater Reflecting Pool Sacred Foundry Scalding Tarn Shadowy Backstreet Starting Town Steam Vents Stomping Ground Swamp Swarmyard Temple Garden Thundering Falls Undercity Sewers Underground Mortuary Verdant Catacombs Watery Grave Windswept Heath Wooded Foothills Zagoth Triome The core of the deck is all about spider synergy, and while it qualifies as a Bracket 2 Commander deck, the combination of its cards and mana base make it play closer to the optimized Bracket 4
Summary Showcase cards in Foundations are exceptionally valuable due to exclusivity, artwork, and unique foiling - up to $351.35
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if their cards fall right." [165] Scott Haring reviewed Magic: The Gathering in Pyramid #4 (Nov./Dec., 1993), and stated that "Not only is Magic the best gaming bargain to come down the pike in memory
