Given the Onslaught and Legions sets so far, you're looking at the most powerful creature in the block
In any MTG Ravnica set you can expect the weirdest card types to come in blue-green, and Murders at Karlov Manor is no different
Many of the planes giant monsters have cycling on them, as well, which will allow you to cycle them away for a new card if you wont have enough mana to cast them for a while
Still, these bans hurt a lot of players regardless of their interest in Commander, and that's because of card value - which can be a massive problem for small businesses and sellers who suddenly had to account for thousands of dollars in losses due to the plunge these cards' prices have taken
Its menace ability will generally be relevant in the aftermath of sweeping the battlefield, and being a creature means its often quite easy to bring back and get its effect again when needed
The deck performed to expectation, and both versions of the deck (Sorcery version and Anticipate version) put up strong results