There are 14 cards in the set bearing the logos, which also feature two-color designs that pleasingly fade from one to the other, and look especially brilliant in reverse holo
Contrast this with Judith, the Scourge Diva (too aggressive) or Zegana, Utopian Speaker (there are already several extant commanders that play into a similar +1/+1 counters matter theme.) Lavinia, Azorius Renegade isnt really a card you can build around, since her abilities are all about punishing your opponent instead of enabling your other cards
An average commander, the abilities make for a mildly interesting/fun commander
Channel Terras Trance power, unleash mighty Espers, and relive key moments like the fall of Vector and the destruction of the world
While its definitely not a card for faster decks, Purple Pentapus has enough utility in Combo lists to earn a spot among the best new MTG Avatar commons for Pauper
For new players, we recommend getting a starter deck of cards