But listening to the Commander Chronicles series on Gavin Verheys Good Morning Magic YouTube channel where he and Melissa review the Commander products over the years reassures me that Melissa very much understands what makes cards and mechanics that are good for Commander, and I very much look forward to seeing the influence of the Casual Play Design team percolating up through upcoming sets
#23 This is another one of my favorite arts
Its great in a deck with +1/+1 counters to spare, but dont rely on its training ability alone to get those counters (speaking towards EDH, at least)
Ceaseless Searblades At first glance, Ceaseless Searblades looks like itll only be good in one archetype, and even then, it seems dubious
Looking Ahead While the clear direction of demand is compelling, theres no guarantee MTG Shrine cards are a sure thing
This does two useful things: It makes Label Created less scary, because you understand what it actually means