It's a bit like Avatar's Wrath in that it buys you time, and it's likely for the rest of the game barring enchantment destruction
Sets like Bloomburrow and Outlaws of Thunder Junction stand out in this year's releases, but the upcoming lineup for the original sets and IP collaborations stands a chance of blowing past sets out of the water
Indestructible means there are just a handful of ways to stop Thassa decks from outvaluing your opponents once it's resolved
While weak, it can disarm your opponent and help you build momentum towards a win
The Lorehold Legacies Commander deck further emphasizes artifacts, and since these decks won't disrupt Standard or the booster draft Limited environment, Wizards can get away with putting powerful, splashy artifacts and effects in it
My favorite part was how excited every kid in my neighborhood was