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But guess what
I've been told the play pattern is not that fun
Most famous for its incredibly broken "Commander Ninjutsu" ability that gets around commander tax, this is an incredibly popular commander and is even used in cEDH
There are a whopping 38 cards in Outlaws of Thunder Junction that have or reference plot, with most of them having a cost that the owner can pay to plot the card from their hand, a few options to plot some of your other cards, and, in the case of Aven Interrupter, a way to plot opposing cards as a tempo swing