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Like how Earthbenders turn the terrain into weapons in Avatar: The Last Airbender , players can do the same with the help of spells and abilities that instruct them to earthbend in Magic: The Gathering

Affinity for Food is hilariously powerful

It's a repeatable draw engine and token generator built directly into your commander and it only costs three mana to deploy

Similarly, Flash Photography is a reasonable copy effect

The Beast, Deathless Prince is a 6/6 for 4 mana, and each time you steal a creature from an opponent and damage them, you get to draw a card

Given how slow the format is, players can spend an enormous amount of mana to sc scry for lots of cards -- enough to make the ability worth using in make X a huge number and scry enough cards for it to be highly efffective with a 100-card deck