As expected, the upcoming set includes Ezio Auditore da Firenze and Altar Ibn-La'Ahad, both iconic protagonists from early on in the video games series 16-year run
Still, this is a very cool looking card nonetheless and could be a great pickup for Atla Palani Commander players that enjoy unique artwork and design
The drops all come some number of skinned cards, reprints with new artwork, and a mechanically unique hero
This can be respected but while it's a repeatable, strong piece of removal, it doesn't merit a first place in the rankings strictly because bounce effects don't lend themselves well towards opposing creatures with enter-the-battlefield effects, of which there are always a lot in every set
There are pretty clear lines between the ones youll want to play and the ones thatll live in your bulk boxes, but you cant deny that Magic designers have figured out how to balance big, imposing, costly creatures since the first Leviathan