A short time later came allies in Zendikar and Worldwake, and I was thrilled to witness a tribal deck with an admittedly limited competitive pedigree, while also being something fun to play in casual sixty-card decks
I thought for sure more would be in the 8-9 range than this
The original Commands were monocolor cards with very general abilities, allowing them to be included in most decks of that color
Up the Beanstalk is even better at this, and becomes Mono Greens best card in control matchups
It was pretty slick, and if Pocket leans in hard to those kinds of fun tableaus, it will probably light up the neuron centres of most Pokmon fans
However, slap bang in the middle of those two segments is the valley of unknowns (not the Ruins of Alph), a selection of cards that sit as expensive chases while not being ridiculously popular