This creates a completely flat, smooth finish where the "confetti" dots sit under the ink
Despite the steep mana cost of its frog horror commander, the deck is really quick, though not quite Godo-quick
When you compound that with the fact that a good number of the cards are unaccounted for and likely destroyed, it is likely that single owners have 50% or more of the available copies of several Alpha cards
Having played this a bit, I can say it's not good
This made what shouldve been an exciting crossover feel like a cash grab and, while Wizards of the Coast is a company that obviously wants to make money, it feels rather blatant when it weaponises FOMO like this
This Naya commander isnt necessarily fun to play against on its own, but it can be built in a way that adds a very fun element to the game