This deck actually has a unique feature in its release for the commanders: Its backup commander is a Spacecraft, Inspirit, Flagship VesselInspirit, Flagship Vessel
Examining Eternal Bargain highlights that Esper has seemingly grown away from an artifact identity it had for a long time
A few rules of thumb: Deploy lords last
Also, when your plane is experiencing environmental changesfor example, the day/night imbalance and the frost covering everythingthe art team does extra work to keep those elements consistently represented across the whole cardset as best as we can. The introduction of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt will see a new Standard meta for Magic: The Gathering, with a number of old sets dropping out of the format
For those who dont play a lot of big creatures in order to optimize efficiency, as is common with cEDH decks, Culling the Weak is going to be better suited to your needs
What's strange is how much of the core Madrigal synergy is missing from it