As a more casual format, Commander is usually played in a group of three or four players, the last person standing being the victor
It was always a board wipe of some capacity, and it needed to feel like one of the most powerful spells in FINAL FANTASY
Meanwhile, the three top decks didn't finish last in a single category
Tezzeret is a colorless Planeswalker who comes down on turn three with four loyalty whose abilities synergize with each other, and there are several artifact shells in Standard that can exploit him, from Azorius Simulacrum Synthesizer decks to Dimir versions with Golbez and Dubious Delicacy
Note that this is a debated form of authentication because to text accurately, you need to compare a real card from the same set to the suspected fake
We're mostly playing this for the Rimebound side, but the looting on Ashling Rekindled could come in handy if you find yourself mana-flooded