Those otherworldly happenings include the emergence of eldritch sea creatures based on European and Scottish folktales, including shapeshifting selkies, mermaids - in a more monstrous form than their typical depiction - and sea bishops, said to be named after a legendary sea creature that made the sign of the cross at Polish bishops
With fancy new cards catering to various formats, corrections through pre-banning, and no glaring outliers in terms of strength, Wizards of The Coast seems to have learned from the previous iteration's warping effect
In fact, very popular casual / Commander cards are often relatively unaffected by a Commander reprinting, while more spiky-centric cards lose a ton of value
This archetype utilizes the bounce mechanic of Amethyst to trigger the aggressive abilities of Ruby cards over and over again
Everyone in R&D liked the card, but there always seemed to be an excuse to push it off
Worst of all was Skirk Commando which would wind up killing your 2/2 regardless