Historically, new Magic: The Gathering sets have been hit or miss
But again, by the time you can cast 5-drop ramp spells, you should be done ramping
Corrupted Conscience Corrupted Conscience has so many possibilities because you never know what creatures your opponent has in store until they cast them
You can either skip right to the last chapter, knowing your commander will then get you another free saga from your deck, or you can read ahead to the middle chapter and get the extra lore counters you need to make Tom Bombadil hexproof and indestructible
While its not Blasphemous Act, I can see this card going in a LOT of decks between the convoke, large mana cost, and many token strategies
They are functionally identical to black-bordered cards and differ only in appearance, not legality or gameplay