The colour palette leans into warm sunlight and delicate pastels rather than the sets usual stark contrasts, creating a composition that feels almost like a piece of concept art for a stage performance
Several examples of typical black cards include Fukurou from Pillars of Strength [OP-03] which cant be KOd by effects, Kuzan from Paramount War [OP-02] which enables the player to draw a card when played before reducing the cost of an opponents Character by 4 during that turn, and Hina from the same set which when on block, allows the player to select any of the opponents Characters with a cost of 6 or less and prevent that opposing Character from attacking during that turn
While obviously being able to defeat this battle is a nice option to have, the decks that tend to play this card are most interested in the initial four damage dealt to the opponent
There have been some sets in the past where finding twenty cards I believed would impact Standard was a challenge, but with this set I easily found more than double that
You may target a land that's already a creature
Ever since it was printed waaaaaay back in the first Commander decks this has become the default removal spell
