The Damaged Lottery It can be very tempting to pay far below market price for a copy of a card you intend to play even though its listed on TCGplayer as damaged
His Strength is likely to be zero due to the +4 modifier given to him by his mate and a low/zero lore value
Fans can even expect to see some of Assassin's Creed 's mythological forays represented here, with there being a powerful minotaur card (a la Assassin's Creed Odyssey ), Jotuns (a la Assassin's Creed Valhalla ), and modern elements like Abstergo Entertainment
For every chance they might spin an opponent into a god hand, theres every chance they just give them a bunch of land and throw a finely sculpted hand into the bin
I'd argue that Y'shtola falls in the "too strong" category and not a fan of how power-creepy it is, but it's hard to deny that this will excite a lot of players who like obviously powerful commanders
There were only 43 dwarf cards released by WotC at the time that were playable in this kind of deck, and only half of them are slightly playable If you're optimistic
