Floodborn Discard decks have been especially dominant in the meta of late, with both Emerald/Steel and Emerald/Sapphire builds making use of the maximum four copies of Bucky allowed
Coming as part of the Collector Boosters selection rather than the main Commander decks, its both a blessing and a curse that MTG players will have to search to get their hands on a new copy of Ravages of War
In Standard, if something breaks the game, itll get banned or Wizards might even wait it out until it rotates out of the game
The Side Deck is only required for officially sanctioned competitions
This means that Leyline of Sanctity, for instance, cant save from it
As a hand trap, it can be activated directly from the player's hand during their opponents turn, targeting and negating the effects of a monster until the end of the turn