Both are 5-mana creatures that instruct you to flip coins at the beginning of your combat until you lose a flip
Check out some of the links below for theory and strategy (which is fascinating in this format)
Check this article to see how it's different
Five drops tend to be mostly interchangeable in Limitedthe great ones arent that much better than filler like thisbut you can probably pick this up late if you are playing blue
When this happens, the next turn player automatically becomes the commander (unless a different player killed them with combat damage, in which case the monarch moves the same way it normally would)
Seven of the 15 mythics in the set are worth more than the $10 MSRP of the pack they come from, and the high end is doing just fine with Jace, the Mind Sculptor, Imperial Recruiter, Ensnaring Bridge, and Chalice of the Void, but after the seven good mythics, there's a massive drop off from Animar, Soul of Elements at around $13 to Gisela, Blade of Goldnight at under $4