Its a blue card with the Water symbol in the center
The toughness never changes so it's hard to keep them alive through combat, but that's nothing a little Embercleave can't fix
The Sauron starter deck, meanwhile, contains a range of dark creatures with powerful abilities but each relies on Lands being played, slowing down the pace of attack and requiring various blocking strategies to stay alive long enough for a killer hit
Read: Fallout 76s Mothman is a chaotic MTG Commander Legalities and permissions aside, with an entity as significant as ACOTAR and an accompanying fandom that is frankly terrifying in their devoutness theres a real opportunity to lean in to the wave
You can see this in the different printings of Lurrus: While being far tamer with the current rules, Lurrus is still on the banned list for most formats, only being Commander and Vintage legal
There's only one other card (a Trainer) that doesn't feature two partners on it among the most expensive cards in Unified Minds