10%inclusion 10%synergy 127 decks 1.28K decks Radstorm 10%inclusion 9%synergy 192 decks 1.97K decks Ripples of Potential 8.3%inclusion 7%synergy 163 decks 1.97K decks Fuel for the Cause 8.1%inclusion 8%synergy 159 decks 1.97K decks Ephemerate 7.9%inclusion -7%synergy 156 decks 1.97K decks Pongify 7.1%inclusion -1%synergy 140 decks 1.97K decks Dawn's Truce 7.0%inclusion -1%synergy 137 decks 1.97K decks Slip Out the Back 6.6%inclusion 4%synergy 129 decks 1.97K decks Whoosh
Jabari doesnt need to be on the battlefield, but if it is, you get value each time it hits
The Summoner, on the other hand, can easily be replaced by cards from the Selesnya Conclave, which offer tokens for less mana
Both are excellent in the right archetype, though, and both make great Commanders
There is a legal phrase called promissory estoppel, which essentially means that if your promise has serious repercussions for the other party and by not keeping it you caused some sort of harm (financial, in this casespoiler alert), youre liable for that harm and can be prosecuted
