However, as the trend of the times changed and the price of card prices and rare value changed, they had been treated to some extent
Note that devoid doesn't change a card's color identity if you're building Commander decks
The current mulligan rule for most formats is the London Mulligan, where you always redraw a new hand of seven cards regardless of how many mulligans youre up to, but then return cards from that seven to the bottom of your library until you reach the size youre meant to be at
It was designed to work with temporary clone effects like Splinter Twin and Flameshadow Conjuring, which makes for a unique and powerful commander, though one that's balanced out by being a measly 4/3 for six mana
The most efficient Disenchant effects are Erase, Nature's Claim, Oxidize with a deep and broad range of very strong two drop options as well such as Aura Blast
Though of course nothing is guaranteed, and so far the community has been lukewarm on the drop as a value proposition