When it's all said and done, I wouldn't be surprised to see Endless Foot Assault considered one of the best Commander cards from the set, which, combined with the awkwardness of reprinting the card, could make it a long-term gainer if it catches on
While not as colorful as the original, the ghost rare version manages to pull off a unique look that just fits so well with the Monster
Similar to the Mox artifacts, Black Lotus costs zero mana, so you can play it on your first turn along side a land, but adds three mana of any one color when you sacrifice it
The systems are: Commander analysis 3-layer evaluation of your commander's power Card classification categorizing every card (fast mana, tutors, interaction, removal, card draw, ramp) Game Changer detection checking against the official 53-card list Combo detection integrating with Commander Spellbook's API Synergy analysis scoring 14 strategic axes for enabler/payoff density Card quality scoring using EDHREC popularity data from Scryfall Soft score calculation combining all signals into a 075 score with archetype modifiers Each system can independently floor the bracket (force a minimum) or contribute to the weighted soft score
There would be more value if the human detective could create a Clue token on every historic spell cast
Barrier can bring a game to an absolute grinding halt
