Players wanting to build a Shrine commander before didn't have a card that specifically called out the Shrine subtype, so Go-Shintai is a welcome addition to the format
The only way for the Nighthawk to kill the Skyfisher is if Sara blocks Nicks Nighthawk with it, or if Sara attacks with the Skyfisher and Nick blocks with the Nighthawk
You can even get your token generation by way of spellslinging, if that tickles your fancy
The Fallout franchise was born in the post-apocalyptic wasteland of Americas West Coast, and successive games went to expand out of California and explored regions like Nevada, Appalachia, Washington, and even outer space
You can build Turboland decks that feel like Storm, both in play patterns and in how narrow their cards are, or you can have the usual ramp payoffs attained through actual land count rather than mana rocks or creatures (suggesting a land subtheme grafted into a 'normal' deck)
Shifting this card is also unique, since it doesnt lower ink costs, but rather asks that you discard an action card instead
