All of that is coming to an end, as part of Magic s most cinematic, planes-shaking set ever
What keeps it back here is that it's just a fancy Blaze
Being a synergy deck you want your cheap support cards to further your options rather than just be efficient linear cards
Each turn when your opponents are hurt for the first time, you grow your commander and get more cards to keep on going
If I did have to pick a recent set to compare it to, Id probably say Lost Caverns of Ixalan , with the tendency for aggro decks to pivot towards indirect damage in the lategame, and the powerful lategame in various colors and flavors
This blend of digital aesthetics and classical comic art is almost psychedelic, and you rarely see such artwork on a MTG card