He highlighted the long co-development period with Square Enix as the most enjoyable aspect, despite the challenge of meeting high fan expectations
This deck features a bunch of oversized Plane cards (representing the worlds we visit in MTG sets) that affect the entire game state
The impulse draw looks interesting in collaboration with a goblin decks swarms of tokens, but this commander falls flat of established commanders like Krenko, Mob Boss and Muxus, Goblin Grandee
Mana Drain a counterspell for just two blue, the same cost as the actual card called Counterspell
There's very good reason for them to keep that private: the demand for the card is extremely high among wealthy collectors, and it could represent either a life-changing amount of money, or a massive liability and risk of theft
Perhaps this is an interesting oversized card to speculate on if you were truly interested in picking one up