Overall, this version of the deck looks more competitive than the first
Most importantly, Elas vastly outperforms commanders such as Ayli, Eternal Pilgrim and Killian, Ink Duelist in a deck with Lurrus of the Dream-Den as the companion
It certainly doesn't feel fair when the green player at your table drops several lands in a row, and that's when a card like Land Tax comes into its own
Just remember that even if you run a proper 5-color deck, you optimally won't fit more than a handful of rainbow lands in it having every land be a 5-color land would ramp up the associated drawbacks far more than your mana, so choose wisely
This creature also has flash, meaning you can cast this during an opponent's turn, effectively turning it into an instant creature of sorts
The deck uses Chatterfang's powerful squirrel token generating ability, combined with a ton of other cards that generate tokens, to build an enormous token army