But condensing an entire nebulas worth of lore and card design into one set means the individual cards we got are absolutely packed with power
Mentor of the Meek is great for refueling on cards without straying from the original strategy of playing lots of small creatures
One of my favorite examples of this goes all the way back to The First Chapter with [one of] Gramma Tala [from ]
While this gives the player more options, it also means you dont have to reveal what you found, which is a big deal at more competitive tables
All the new Doctor Who cards come in four Commander precons, and theres an abundance of legendary creatures that can be commanders as well as the doctors companions, which are a different take on partner
The Emperor, Hell Tyrant (Yawgmoth, Thran Physician) Yawgmoth, Thran Physician is a Modern staple (there's a whole deck named after him), so the Emperor art would be a nice addition to die-hard fans of the deck