Beyond that, it taps for colorless, or you can pay 1 life to generate one mana of any color, making it a flexible piece in almost any deck
MP: I cant think of any specific keywords, but I will say that whenever I have played Commander recently, I am floored with the variety of strategies available to players nowadays
They are essentially a booster pack with an additional promo card (such as Weezing) which you can see, as well as a special flip coin
Loosely packed cards - real booster packs are sealed tight around the cards, with almost no room for movement
Moreover, Muk has an ability called Poison Touch, which gives it a chance to poison any target it touches with attacks
Dealing excess damage to opposing creatures is easier than it sounds when all your creatures are chunky Dragons