If you attack with all of them, your opponent has to choose between blocking your 4/4 and not killing anything, or eating a 2/2 and soaking up 2 more damage
This is different than how the mana value of other double-faced cards is determined
EDHRec.com is a great source for Commander info and can give you ideas to build your next Commander deck or tune an existing one
As such, today, we're going to delve into the Reserved List, break down why it exists, dispel some myths about what it does and doesn't do, and look at what might be the easiest way for Wizards to start printing cards from the Reserved List while avoiding potential legal pitfalls
To do this, look at the symbol at the bottom of the frame, which shows the character's picture