It was a wimpy voltron commander back then -- starts off tiny, hard to snowball, definitely not in the same league as oldschool terrors like Rafiq of the Many and Uril, the Miststalker -- but hoo boy did Ikoria 's keyword counters give ol' Skullbriar a power boost
Its truly a work of art
Back in 1995, control decks often won by millingliterally through Millstone, grinding away two cards at a time
White is the second best mana ramp color, though its ramp options are either contingent on you being behind other players in terms of land count or your opponents fulfilling a specific condition in order to ramp or accelerate your mana
Command the Storm would be beneficial in a red aggressive deck looking to quickly eliminate threats on the board
Phyrexia: All Will Be One, with plenty of its MTG planeswalkers already confirmed for compleation ahead of their big face-off with the machines, fits a similar description