These decks are often known for their resiliency and their ease of accessing powerful cards through the utilization of reanimation effects
As a brief mathematical aside (feel free to check my work, Quandrix nerds), here is a short comparison of non-generic/staple overlaps with the appropriate predecessor across each Secrets of Strixhaven Commander deck, not counting Sol Ring or Arcane Signet nor generic/staple lands: 7 cards from Silverquill Influence overlap with Silverquill Statement 10 cards in Witherbloom Pestilence to Witherbloom Witchcraft 10 cards in Prismari Artistry to Prismari Performance 5 cards in Lorehold Spirit to Lorehold Legacies 9 cards in Quandrix Unlimited to Quantum Quandrix Seeing the data laid out as such, it's hard to justify my vibes-based analysis as anything more than a poorly calibrated vibes antenna
The spirit requires different sustenance. Arel the Whisperer Watermark: Temur Illustrated by Raymond Swanland Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp
But if those card-draw spells were something else (like more discard/removal/threats), I might not have had that problem
Rather than having to hold interaction, you can just slap this on your Commander and be happy that its very hard to deal with
A Piracy Charm here and a Twisted Image there
