Instead of bold lines drawing your attention to the details, this card uses a contrast of colors
Paldean Fates shines with its rare cards like "Bubble Mew," offering unparalleled appeal
Im also ignoring the mana base for this exercise, since the process of upgrading that is more or less the same for every deck and more a question of how much do you want to spend on untapped multicolor lands. At first glance, our cuttables are: Bloodline Pretender Compleated Huntmaster Cataclysmic Gearhulk Fractured Powerstone Orzhov Locket Ichor Elixir Scytheclaw Phrexian Scriptures Path of the Schemer Im assuming were not tuning the deck for Planechase games
Blast from the Past uses the graveyard symbol used in Odyssey block to signify that the card has utility in the graveyard
There are actually several versions of Gandalf in the set (including Gandalf the White, whose color identity will not surprise you), and we show him at different points throughout the story by making him different colors
The channel lands from Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty are some of the most powerful utility lands weve seen for Commander in quite some time