Transmute only as a sorcery.) Watermark: Dimir Illustrated by Pete Venters Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp
The trick is simply starting with a commander whose game plan you can explain in a single breath
On the other hand, when the expected value of a set is low, it's really, really difficult to justify the expense of enjoying the productspending $45 on a draft when you have a reasonable expectation of getting $40 of Magic cards means the draft only really cost you $5 and you had a ton of fun along the way, while spend $45 on a draft when you'll probably only get $10 of cards is a fairly expensive evening out
The effect is hilarious, too, forcing the opponent to guess the illustrator of a card
Imperial Lancer and Tilonalli's Knight followed by Nest Robber or Raptor Companion can deal a lot of damage early game
Toluz was played alongside Raffine, Scheming Seer in Standard, and you can play it in discard-heavy strategies