Luckily, as the designers told me, several were already quite familiar with Final Fantasy
Volrath, the Shapestealer is that pleasantly strange commander with unique synergies unseen anywhere until the mutate precon came along next year and accidentally gave us a second Sultai precon where a commander in the deck themed around a keyword starting with m cared about having creatures with weird effects your commander could supplant
While I do feel like the card is a bit underwhelming, I appreciate the Rapid Regeneration ability
This makes her a natural fit for players who want engines that scale over time and a commander often cited among the best token commanders in MTG for graveyard-centric builds
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This means if a deck is built with Ruby and Amethyst cards, it cannot contain cards from Emerald or the other ink types