Self-Destruct also plays perfectly with Vivi Ornithier, also from MTG Final Fantasy, since its essentially a Prowess creature with a bigger toughness than power
Of the three, it is the most legitimate "split" card
Together, theyre staples in any blue deck that wants to chain spells and stay ahead on cards
With Kaalia of the Vast already spoiled, theres the potential for a few others from her class to sneak in
However, in my mind, I think that's a reason that less of us should be paying the $70 to keep up with the Joneses via a Craterhoof and a Tooth and NailTooth and Nail, not a reason that we all need to be powering up our decks even further
Alternatives If you dont have the Stranger Things character cards, WotC did print reskinned Magic character versions that you could use in their place: If Stranger Things just doesnt float your boat, but you still wanted to use my list as the base for your own D&D-themed Commander deck, you could swap Eleven and Mike for Tiamat from Adventures in the Forgotten Realms as your five-color commander, and swap out the other Stranger Things characters in the deck for more D&D themed cards