Funnily enough, at the time it was revealed, it wasnt as hyped up as Grief and Solitude, but has ultimately ended up as one of the better ones in the cycle behind Solitude but about on-par with Endurance and ahead of Grief and Subtlety
As it produces mana however you can more reliably offset the cost of it and continue to go off after playing it in the right situation
18 Plains 4 Caretaker's Talent 4 Carrot Cake 4 Enduring Innocence 4 Fountainport 4 Get Lost 4 Lay Down Arms 1 Overlord of the Mistmoors 2 Soul Partition 4 Beza, the Bounding Spring 3 Sunken Citadel 2 Archangel Elspeth 4 Sunfall 2 Virtue of Loyalty 2 Boon-Bringer Valkyrie 3 Elspeth's Smite 2 Exorcise 3 Rest in Peace 2 Split Up 1 Temporary Lockdown 2 Authority of the Consuls To put Foundations 's impact into perspective, let's analyze six powerful decks that take full advantage of the powerful tools introduced in Foundations
Quartzwood Crasher A creature that deals damage to each opponent based on the number of creatures you control
Im personally quite interested in seeing where this ends up in Commander after a few weeks
Cards line up visually when fanned out, which sounds trivial until you have seen a deck where every proxy looks like it was cut during an earthquake
