Selesnya's Legendary Fight Club Halana is bigger than a Giant Spider for the same cost

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Note the two colorless mana basic land cycling there so this can fit into any Commander or Five Color brew and then sort your mana's need like Forest for that Explosive Vegetation in your hand
DH: In exploratory design, before getting too deep into deckbuilding and card design, we brainstormed what games offered the most for what gameplay we wanted with the decks as well as being the more commonly known storylines among the audience
Kotis, the Fangkeeper | Illustration by Evyn Fong Theft commanders are legendary creatures that help you deploy a theft strategy, in which you win the game by casting or stealing your opponents' cards
The ante rule was effectively in the way of WotC being able to run the tournaments that many of us have come to enjoy over the years, so it had to be removed