Conditional board wipe spells like The Battle of Bywater are easier to build around than traditional board wipes like Supreme Verdict or Wrath of God, since The Battle of Bywater only destroys certain creatures and will actually reward the caster for having creatures left over
While ostensibly a combo piece when you consider cards like the aforementioned Dockside Extortionist or Mana Geyser, its also a great way to buy back the odd spell or two, or rebuild a board after a board wipe
As for what you'll have to choose from should you get the opportunity to buy items from The First Chapter re-release, there are a few items up for grabs for those of you in the US
in June 2020 this Yorion esper control was 9.35% of the pioneer meta according to mtggoldfish
Building a Cube is an article in and of itself, but its a killer way to have a continuous way to play draft without shelling out for a booster box each time
Oko, Thief of Crowns Oko marks the introduction of the new tokens in this Standard year