Teferi's Ageless Insight definitely reads like a 4-mana do-nothing enchantment, but itll likely be the MVP in every game it sticks around in
There are a number of commanders that can helm a coin flip deck
Creatures (21) 1 Kokusho, the Evening Star 1 Bane of the Living 1 Thrashing Wumpus 1 Phyrexian Delver 1 Kagemaro, First to Suffer 1 Magus of the Coffers 1 Nirkana Revenant 1 Pestilence Demon 1 Geth, Lord of the Vault 1 Chancellor of the Dross 1 Sheoldred, Whispering One 1 Disciple of Bolas 1 Sepulchral Primordial 1 Gray Merchant of Asphodel 1 Thief of Blood 1 Kalitas, Traitor of Ghet 1 Noxious Gearhulk 1 The Haunt of Hightower 1 Vilis, Broker of Blood 1 K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth 1 Rakshasa Debaser Planeswalkers (1) Lands (38) Spells (39) 1 Jet Medallion 1 Necropotence 1 Sol Ring 1 Demonic Tutor 1 Fellwar Stone 1 Gilded Lotus 1 Extraplanar Lens 1 Vedalken Orrery 1 Doubling Cube 1 Charcoal Diamond 1 Mind Stone 1 Coldsteel Heart 1 Gauntlet of Power 1 Damnation 1 Basilisk Collar 1 Everflowing Chalice 1 Repay in Kind 1 Exsanguinate 1 Caged Sun 1 Life's Finale 1 Exquisite Blood 1 Rise of the Dark Realms 1 Toxic Deluge 1 Necromantic Selection 1 Palace Siege 1 Deadly Tempest 1 Thought Vessel 1 Finale of Eternity 1 Arcane Signet 1 Nyx Lotus 1 Jeweled Lotus 1 Blood on the Snow 1 Haunting Voyage 1 Feign Death 1 Mask of Griselbrand 1 Undying Malice 1 Invoke Despair 1 March of Wretched Sorrow 1 Return to Action This was partially inspired by Carloss deck when I played on the Kingdoms TV stream last week
They prevent edge wear, surface scratches, and marking issues that can invalidate decks in competitive play
The clearest sign to me how well-designed this set actually is, is the fact that I find myself wondering about applications for cards in formats I usually never touch, considering brews and interactions that dont have a chance of flying in Legacy or Vintage because of how powerful the competition is but that just look awesome enough to capture my imagination anyway
