Others reward players committed to learning their more complex gameplay elements, opening up slightly more advanced strategies and concepts once youre up to speed
You can get that back with Crucibles or just grab two colors you need from a basic you don't
You need only one creature in play for it to do something relevant, and it doesnt matter what it is
There are so many incredible Red cards in MTG as a whole, and Commander gets access to the vast majority of them
With Bygone Bishop, this isnt a problem, since its a good creature on its own and incentivizes you to play more creatures with low mana value
Reflecting this, when the flip card transforms into its dragon form, it unlocks the ability Burning Chains, which means you win the game when your chosen rival loses it