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This collaboration between two iconic tabletop titans, Warhammer 40,000 and Magic: The Gathering , includes the release of four Commander decks and three Secret Lair drops
The existing mana constraints checklist for those wondering: Allied pairs can support doubles in both colors due to cycling lands and Ixalan checkland reprints (U/W Gift, U/B Control), no-one-drops allied shards work due to an excess of both of those (Grixis Energy and Naya Monsters), and wedges work best with one-drops in the shared enemy color (Llanowar Elves in Sultai) or as allied pairs splashing the third for some whammy (Brad Nelsons Sultai Midrange)
Attacking opponents with Firkraag and other dragons lets players goad threatening creatures controlled by opponents
you don't have to worry about this electrifying promo being played suddenly
Aetherflux Conduit is less interesting to me, and I cant see it holding the price