I'm certainly going to be chasing after Tod, and I suspect plenty of fans will be as well
Despite the existence of graveyard hate cards like Rest In Peace, reanimate decks, better encapsulated as "graveyard matters" decks in the modern age, continue to appear in the meta across every format
Broadside Barrage If theres one thing Ive learned from Refute, it's that drawing and discarding makes a ton of difference in these draw-go spells
Weftstalker Ardent reminds me of Mirkwood Bats: a non-rare thats so clearly powerful in Commander but surrounded by way flashier cards in the same set (think Orcish Bowmasters or The One Ring in Lord of the Rings )
As with other entrants on this list, Iroas pairs well with Commander Players who seek a heavily combat-based deck in which they are able to regularly attack their opponents
It will give all of your Green creatures a +1/+1 boost, as well as allow you to scry one whenever a Green creature enters the battlefield