On creature-heavy decks you should run fewer board wipes because you dont want to clear your own board too often (about 2-3 seem enough, unless they are one-sided where you can add more without hurting your own strategy) while on creature-light decks you need more (about 4-5 is a good number)
Even so, you can be sure that loads of collectors have at the back of their binders a complete set of art cards, as well as other out-of-game extra cards like tokens, checklists, and punchcards
It notably has the partner mechanic which makes it a somewhat decent option as a commander, assuming it can be carried by the other partner
A Powerful Multi-Tool Even if this doesnt come to pass, Ultima has plenty of other utility in the current Standard format
The flexibility is what makes it exceptional it's simultaneously a ramp engine, a card draw engine, and a creature-token engine that scales with your life total
In this deck I've found that Selvala's draw ability doesn't trigger as much as you would imagine, given that most of our creatures end up around 6 power
