Theyre easier to store (smaller footprint), ship (lighter for trades), and flip (lower entry price attracts more buyers)
Meanwhile, fake cards are usually only one shade of light blue and the detail in the cyclone is blurred
Magic: The Gathering has some weird naming conventions, and another has reared its head with the new Foundations Commander decks
Mishra's Command is an X spell with the ability to shoot a planeswalker for X, a creature for X, a discard up to X cards and draw that many or pump a dork and give it haste
I think we can also take advantage of Bogles here because, thanks to the Pauper card pool, there are almost no commonly run board wipes
In practice, this will likely mean your opponents will play all their artifacts and creatures tapped, but that's still a big effect for a two-mana vampire soldier