Commander is a unique MTG format that supports larger decks, and has formed a major part of most spin-off universes beyond sets so far
Looking at this, I thought a lot about the most recent set excluding Final Fantasy, Tarkir Dragonstorm, and how this card fits in so well with those recently released decks and strategies
The backstory of these characters in the game traces back to their individual debuts in the previous set, Wilds Unknown, where separate standalone cards for the Toy Story leads brought modest prices around the five to ten dollar mark
On Every Card Every card will have one of the six ink colours
They then stay there and can use the abilities written on the card, as long as you can pay their cost
The cards most exposed are the competitive only staples from those four sets, the ones whose price leaned on Standard demand rather than collector appeal