It leans a lot more into the legends matter aspect by letting you copy your legends as you cast them if you, uh, pay the
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The cards are fairly difficult to evaluate at first glance
Old-Growth Troll I feel like you could make a Vince McMahon meme where you start with a 4/4 for 3, add trample, and then give it a way to boost your mana base until you want to bring back a token with 4/4 power/toughness and trample
The four Star Trek Commander decks carry the following names and color identities: Federation Fleet - Jeskai (Blue, White, Red) Landing Party - Bant (Green, White, Blue) Klingon Fury - Mardu (Red, White, Black) We Are The Borg - Esper (White, Blue, Black) We can make a fairly simple assumption based on the box art which character is going to be the lead Commander for each deck, but it's notable that each box only features one character, when often those who are featured also represent the backup Commander for each precon
Also, the Mono-White God makes for a strong Commander especially if you want an Aura or Equipment subtheme
