Turian called it "an exercise in excess." While this was all going on, there was a tug of war over what card this was supposed to be
It only gives colorless spells cascade, but since you're playing a colorless commander, all your spells will be colorless anyway, so this restriction hardly matters.
Maybe its not revelatory to point out how good it is to get a bunch of triggers off someone cracking a fetch land, but it is a pretty massive upside to building around one of Magic s foundational mechanics
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Japanese cards, on the other hand, use a thinner paper stock, which can sometimes make them feel more lightweight by comparison