The set follows Chandra Nalaar and the Ghirapur Grand Prix with a race across 3 different planes (Avishkar, Amonkhet and Muraganda)
Its all like one big Greek tragedy
There are some truly unique cards among the top 10, including some amazing collaboration cards
As before, characters who have been played on the same turn cannot be used for their ability (or anything else)
Shes flavorful, easy to make work, has many ways to build around her, and isnt back-breakingly powerful the perfect commander
I mean, I like all the words written on this Mardu card, but I think everythings trivialized by d20s, which are incredibly easy to roll given the die-rolling cards that exist