A card that replaces itself, provides mana as a land, and is a mana sink is super flexible
The number of game changers a deck contains is one factor in determining which Commander 'bracket' it falls into during pre-game discussions
I wouldn't have an issue if you ran it against me in Pauper Commander since it's a one-of, but your milage may vary
This is the card that started it all, perhaps the most prestigious and rare of all Pokmon collectibles, Thomas Fish of Blowout Cards, who placed the winning bid on behalf of a client, told Heritage
Peacock and Colonel Mustard, all make their way into the game, this time getting some fantastic reimaginings as if they were characters from Ravnica
That remains to be seen, but for now, it would seem that - other than one Look at this Family, Julieta Madrigal, and Ariel Singing Mermaid - there's nothing in this deck that will help you build better decks