Each colour has a distinct identity that influences how its decks are built and played: Amber healing, resilience, and supportive effects
Proxies level the playing field, allowing casual players to enjoy Reserved List classics, cEDH pilots to test optimized lists, and collectors to keep their expensive originals safe at home while playing with proxies in public
Theres card draw and pressure, but more importantly, Yshtola works as a powerful value engine once you stack it with auras like Curiosity and Sigil of Sleep
Stitch, meanwhile, is Floodborn
Its quite handy that this wizard triggers off any noncreature spell rather than just instants or sorceries, as it lets you burn your opponents while it sets up defenses with cards like Meekstone and Crawlspace
This Peter Pan & Tinker Bell card is a great example of that, as it can give other characters the ability to fly