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[STEAM] MTG designer Gavin Verhey goes to bat for Hybrid mana in Commander - but fans aren't sure

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The big discussion among Commander players in the Magic: the Gathering community at the moment is a proposed rules change involving hybrid mana. From Murderous Redcap, to Kitchen Finks, and Lurrus of the Dream-Den, there's no shortage of cards that feature this split symbol in their casting cost. Hybrid mana has been a part of the game since Ravnica: City of Guilds, which was released in 2005. Now, the way it's used in the game's most popular format may be changing dramatically.

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