Since it's probably impossible to please all the people all the time, I think Wizards of the Coast is doing the smart thing: it has transformed Magic into several interlocking games that happen to share the pieces, and theyre encouraging us to engage with the modes and game pieces we enjoy the most
Hedron Blade: better in limited than in any other format because of the colorless bonus
Card not found on the other hand doesnt really have enough Aetherborn around it to really make it worthwhile
Its more of a reanimator deck than a Zombie deck, and with a two mana Commander, is suited for more high-level tables
With six new leaders reshaping the competitive meta and a Treasure Rare that adds another layer of collectibility, Royal Blood has proven to be one of the strongest sets in the games history
The Commander format in Magic: The Gathering (MTG) has arguably never been more popular or more well supported from an official standpoint as it is now