The result of this Magic: The Gathering Commander ban list update has been passionate outrage by the community. Several change.org petitions have been circulating requesting a reversal of the ban (at 4,676 signatures), and firing the Commander Rules Committee (1,144 signatures).

Cards that are banned cannot be legally included in a player's main deck or their sideboard, and any cards on the list cannot be played legally in the respective professional form

Wizards of the Coast now controls Commander, and the prices of the recently banned cards are rebounding as a result. Though WotC has stated reversing bans isn't a priority, the market is still responding to the announcement.

Prices for multiple printings of the Magic the Gathering card Mana Vault have surged 200% overnight, from already sky-high starting points.

The Gathering's Commander Advisory Group has resigned following the wave of controversy brought by the latest bans.

The Magic the Gathering Commander Rules Committee has a "zero-tolerance policy" on insider trading, according to an FAQ about recent bans.

After death threats levelled against the independent rules committee over recent card bans, Wizards of the Coast has taken over the format.