His final ability is a -3 ability (meaning you can use it the turn Commodore Guff comes out) reads: You draw X cards and Commodore Guff deals X damage to each opponent where X is the number of Planeswalkers you control. Obviously, if you have a lot of Planeswalkers out, this is very strong
(It could honestly be the 18th land, but Ill know a little more on that front after the set releases.) The card admittedly looks a little clunky and hard to cast, but when a land has to Bolt you to come into play untapped, you shouldnt underestimate it
Blue mages rejoiced, and white mages wept, and blue-white mages had quite the identity conflict
This means The Lost Caverns of Ixalan and Ravnica Remastered will not have them
For decks looking for a specific 1-drop or land, Once Upon a Time is likely too powerful for what it does
With Sanctum Weaver and Freed from the Real, you now have two enchantments in play