While the types of value gained through doing so vary greatly based on one's commander, Cheerios decks are often incredibly efficient and consistent, as they care less about what their zero-mana spells do, and more about how their commander is rewarding them for play so many free spells
Being able to hold up interaction or the option to see more cards has always been good in Commander, and its why Mystic Confluence sees so much play
Of the red backgrounds, I like Guild Artisan and Street Urchin the most
If Rosewaters retrospective is any indication, were going to see a lot more counters matter interactions
With the updated text, Kitsunebis trigger will bring back the voided champion at the beginning of the end phase, prohibiting the possibility of infinite triggers
However, while the Amber/Ruby is a better deck overall, they both contain enough good cards that those looking to get started or just try out the latest Disney Lorcana cards can pick either up and have a good time