With it in the Command Zone, its controller can cast it from the first turn. Otherwise, its controller will accumulate a mana advantage with the Treasure created, in addition to having an "extra card" per turn for each combat that Ragavan is unimpeded.
What makes the albino monkey so strong is that when it comes into play, the opponent is bound to have a removal and/or a chump block to prevent it from successfully dealing damage. Let's be honest: having access to Ragavan in the first turn, every game, is offensive in 1v1 formats, so much so that he was banned from Duel Commander on May 31, 2022, for being the best early game play available in the format, while also being relevant in later stages. In this article, I present a decklist that seeks to optimize Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer and their abilities for Historic Brawl! And despite the deckbuilding concessions of playing a Mono Red deck, my tests with the monkey not only demonstrated that it's very viable in the format, it's also as strong as we'd expect it to be. Therefore, we can assemble lists aimed at him in the format. Ragavan, for some reason, is not banned from Historic Brawl. In this format, players assemble 99-card decks and a commander, and battle in one-on-one games, with a total of 25 life. For now, the Historic Brawl a format that seeks to meet the need for "Commander" in Magic Arena, remains as an option to play it. However, its ban also left a number of players disappointed, as they wanted to experiment its power in games. The expectation brought both disappointment and relief: Ragavan was pre-banned from Historic before the set was released on the digital platform, and players were spared having to invest in large deckbuilding concessions due to the most famous monkey in Magic: The Gathering.
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