These decks bring back mechanics that helped popularise Avishkar and Amonkhet in the past, with the former giving us our third Energy-centric deck in a year, and the latter giving us lots of Zombies to reanimate
Time will tell if Lorcana 's Archazia's Island set will add more of these cards and whether Ink Geyser and similar effects will indeed see play in non-casual games, but considering how controversial mass land destruction is in Magic: The Gathering even in casual matches, this could be a ticking time bomb
In order to get the most out of your commanders, you need to run plenty of artifacts that you can easily sacrifice
Yes, theyre very similar designs, but the set needs cheap wolves and wolves want activated abilities to make it less painful to trigger nightfall
2 mana for a Treasure and a rummage sounds like a good trade, so the potential rhino on the flip side is just gravy