I am not too concerned with keeping the color order consistent across letters, but it is common practice to follow the WURBG format: white, blue, red, black, green
Most of the cards in the Streets of New Capenna Commander set appear in extended art exclusively in non-foil
Tree of Perdition 13 Toughness As a black high-toughness matters card, Tree of Perdition sees more play than its green counterpart
Activated Sleeper Adaptive Sporesinger Akki Scrapchomper Alabaster Host Intercessor Alabaster Host Sanctifier Ambulatory Edifice Annex Sentry Apostle of Invasion Archfiend of the Dross Argentum Masticore Armored Scrapgorger Aron, Benalia's Ruin Ascendant Evincar Atmosphere Surgeon Atraxa's Skitterfang Atraxa, Grand Unifier Atraxa, Grand Unifier Atraxa, Praetors' Voice Attentive Skywarden Axiom Engraver Ayara, Furnace Queen Balduvian Atrocity Basilica Shepherd Battlefly Swarm Belbe, Corrupted Observer Benalish Sleeper Bilious Skulldweller Blackcleave Goblin Blade Splicer Bladed Ambassador Bladegraft Aspirant Blight Mamba Blight Pile Blight Titan Blightbelly Rat Blighted Agent Blightsower Thallid Blightsteel Colossus Blightwidow Blind Zealot Blinding Souleater Blistergrub Bloated Contaminator Bloated Processor Body Snatcher Bone Shredder Bonepicker Skirge Branchblight Stalker Brimaz, Blight of Oreskos Brudiclad, Telchor Engineer Brutalizer Exarch Burnished Dunestomper Cacophony Scamp Cankerbloom Capricious Hellraiser Carnifex Demon Cathedral Membrane Caustic Hound Cephalopod Sentry Chained Throatseeker Chancellor of the Annex Chancellor of the Dross Chancellor of the Forge Chancellor of the Spires Chancellor of the Tangle Charforger Chimney Rabble Chittering Skitterling Chrome Host Hulk Chrome Host Seedshark Chrome Prowler Cinderslash Ravager
Spring-Leaf Avenger doesn't really need an archetype to fit into
The first few cycles of gods in Magic all had indestructible, but Wizards has experimented with different forms of protection on different cycles of gods
