I did some digging and found a list Gavin Verhey used to Top 8 Regionals way back in 2006: "The Sizzetron" Creatures (5) 3 Simic Sky Swallower 2 Keiga, the Tide Star Spells (32) 2 Electrolyze 3 Repeal 4 Mana Leak 4 Remand 1 Demonfire 2 Pyroclasm 2 Tidings 3 Wildfire 4 Compulsive Research 3 Simic Signet 4 Izzet Signet Lands (23) 1 Island 3 Breeding Pool 3 Shivan Reef 4 Steam Vents 4 Urza's Mine 4 Urza's Power Plant 4 Urza's Tower Sideboard (15) 4 Pithing Needle 4 Imaginary Pet 4 Annex 1 Demonfire 2 Pyroclasm The list I played was a bit different, but you get the gist
"I've been noticing a shift in the last few years where I'm seeing a lot more Black characters included in trading card games," says Victoria Brown, a retro video game content creator and social media manager for Black Girl Gamers, a community-powered organization that pushes equity for Black women within the gaming industry
These two cards are extremely useful in the sense that they allow the player to discard their entire hand and draw seven fresh cards
For example, the first card listed for the Sun & Moon set, Lurantis GX, is designated as 150 out of 149 cards
You have more lands
For example, if your commander is [c]Kess, Dissident Mage[/c], you can only play blue, black, and red cards (or cards that are a combination of these colors)