One of the spins they gave it later was megamorph to make the morph decision more interesting as it gave the creature a +1/+1 counter as well as the morph trigger, which was a cool addition to morph-dom
The shock lands will hold value for years to come, as long as people are playing competitive Magic, and the serialized cards are always valuable, especially if you get one of those cool numbers like 069/500 or 420/500 (if you pull one of these, please let me know)
Nothing feels more chaotic in Magic than flipping cards off the top of your deck to see what might come next
The deck was fantastic and didn't lose a match, even beating a turn-four, hard-cast Ulamog, the Infinite Gyre when I followed up with The Abyss on my turn four
Could I turn Commander staple Animar, Soul of Elements into a powerhouse Temur deck