Given the relatively small amount of removal in Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty limited, there is less risk of this getting one of the player's lands targeted by a kill spell
The other is a bright stained-glass window in some cathedral of the Imperium that has fallen to the Ruinous Powers
Morophon, the Boundless The best shapeshifter in Magic also happens to be one of the best dragons in the game
And while there certainly are expensive upgrades you can make to either of these decks, they both feel strong, think-y, aggressive in their own ways, and will provide many, many games of Commander where you should feel fairly even-toed with everyone else at the table
Table of Contents show Honorable Mention: Enemy Battlebond Lands While not the rare land cycle that people wanted (looking at you, allied fetches), these lands were still probably due a reprint, and nobody will be complaining that theyre affordable