For example, when Oko, Thief of Crowns was banned in Historic on March 9, 2020, MTGA was updated on March 12, 2020 to include the ban
Daze is also pretty high on the list of cards Id like to see reprinted in a Modern-legal set
Thalia, Heretic Cathar
Celes was considered for 6 since the deck is focused around the World of Ruin and the second half of that game, while Yuna was considered for 10 as a fan-favorite
Buckle Up Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creature (27) Etherium Sculptor Gold Myr Myrsmith Riddlesmith Silver Myr Sram, Senior Edificer Vedalken Engineer Drumbellower Emry, Lurker of the Loch Foundry Inspector Hanna, Ship's Navigator Master of Etherium Sai, Master Thopterist Shimmer Myr Aeronaut Admiral Arcanist's Owl Indomitable Archangel Katsumasa, the Animator Raff Capashen, Ship's Mage Solemn Simulacrum Teshar, Ancestor's Apostle Whirler Rogue Cataclysmic Gearhulk Ironsoul Enforcer Research Thief Cyberdrive Awakener Kappa Cannoneer Instant (8) Dispatch Swords to Plowshares Armed and Armored Reality Shift Generous Gift Crush Contraband Release to Memory Access Denied Sorcery (4) Dance of the Manse Universal Surveillance Thoughtcast Organic Extinction Enchantment (2) Swift Reconfiguration Thopter Spy Network Artifact (20) Sol Ring Arcane Signet Azorius Signet Colossal Plow Fellwar Stone Imposter Mech Mobilizer Mech Smuggler's Copter Aerial Surveyor Cultivator's Caravan Imperial Recovery Unit Mirage Mirror Peacewalker Colossus Prodigy's Prototype Raiders' Karve Shorikai, Genesis Engine Surgehacker Mech Weatherlight Skysovereign, Consul Flagship Parhelion II Land (37) Command Tower Exotic Orchard Island x15 Plains x15 Port Town Prairie Stream Skycloud Expanse Spire of Industry Temple of Enlightenment Commander, Theme, and Strategy Buckle Up is all about bulldozing your opponents with vehicles and artifact synergies
The list I have given below is not super refined or tested, it is an example list showing the various cards and ratios you want to be looking at when doing this sort of thing in cube
