For Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate , we are using the same process as Commander Legends the foil-etched cards use their own matte frame with a special varnish, giving them a brilliant sheen
(Not to be confused with Thirsty Meatballs, which I swiftly deleted from my search history.) Here, like many other places that are into Magic: The Gathering, they have a night on Sundays where players come together to play matches
Halimar Tidecaller: one of the best cards in the set and worth a build around, maybe even a Modern build with a flicker effect to get more Awaken cards out of the graveyard
Plus, they must be used at sorcery speed, which can really slow down your plan, as well as forcing them to tap
Robin Hood - Sharpshooter depicts him leaping up into the air to aim his bow, and the Enchanted version tilts his angle upward in a more triumphant pose