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Golos, Tireless Pilgrim

Golos, Tireless Pilgrim
StandardRotated out on
PioneerNever Banned
ModernNever Banned
LegacyNever Banned
VintageNever Banned
CommanderBanned since
PauperNever Banned
OathbreakerNever Banned
ExtendedNot Legal

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Golos, Tireless Pilgrim was banned in Commander because its combination of abilities provides excessive, easily achieved ramp and card advantage from a commander. The card effectively reduces the commander tax to one and facilitates rapid resource accumulation, allowing players to reach seven mana and subsequently cast spells for free for the rest of the game. This inherent power level makes it a dominant and overly favored leader, thereby compromising the diversity of commander choices and leading to an unhealthy environment in the format's low-to-middle tiers.

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