I also tossed in Bitter Revelation to dig four and then draw two, and bin the others
Therefore, knowing what you're looking for is vital for any hope of getting some before they run out
That said, past sets and Secret Lairs have already furnished us with creatures that would slot in perfectly - like Arana, Heart of the Spider and Iron Man, Titan of Innovation
Positive loyalty taps a creature, negative loyalty draws cards based on the number of tapped creatures an opponent controls (hello, mass tappers), and the emblem turns your maximum hand size infinite and (optionally) returns anything that hits your graveyard to your hand
This is true for all formats, and it can be all the more important in Commander since one can't rely on multiple copies of each card, so every spell should matter
[6] [7] Scott Larabee, the Wizards of the Coast's Pro Tour manager, played the format for the first time in 2005 with one of Menery's decks at a tournament