Set Champs promos seem to be printed on the same sheet as Enchanted cards in the main set
The aim of the deck is incredibly simple: you play a lot of cheap creatures and use their Prowess triggers to make them much bigger and then hit your opponent, while also flinging fire and Lightning Bolts at their face
I'd argue that Y'shtola falls in the "too strong" category and not a fan of how power-creepy it is, but it's hard to deny that this will excite a lot of players who like obviously powerful commanders
Lets take a look at all of the cards in the Jump to Lightspeed set
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Before returning to Dion, you'll get to destroy any permanent on the battlefield, which can include lands if your opponent has a problematic utility land