All of that said, considering that Elementals already have a five-colored Commander, this is a bit of an odd theme to chase
Obviously, the card's superb as a top-end in any white token deck, but it's particularly great in dragon decks too
Rosewater mentions that MTG designers tend to rank mechanics in a spectrum that goes from splash to workhorse, with splash being mechanics that most players recognize as new (and hopefully exciting), while workhorse are mechanics that are more low-key but nevertheless essential for a set to work
If we add Ashnod's AltarAshnod's Altar to the mix, we can draw as many cards as we like and bring forth a plague of biblical proportions
Much like Graha before her, this Surge Foil version of Yshtola is worth a small fortune due to featuring the striking Surge Foil methodology and only being found in Collector Boosters
Bumbleflower deck should easily be able to trigger On the Trail between two and four times a turn cycle, making it an invaluable source of repeatable ramp