The modern border era introduced a slightly larger artwork size, moving to 52.5 mm by 38.5 mm

Full Necron Dynasties Commander Decklist Creatures (29) Szarekh, the Silent King Imotekh the Stormlord Anrakyr the Traveller Trazyn the Infinite Canoptek Scarab Swarm Canoptek Spyder Canoptek Tomb Sentinel Canoptek Wraith Chronomancer Cryptek Cryptothrall Flayed One Hexmark Destroyer Illuminor Szeras Lokhust Heavy Destroyer Lychguard Necron Deathmark Necron Overlord Plasmancer Psychomancer Royal Warden Sautekh Immortal Shard of the Nightbringer Shard of the Void Dragon Skorpekh Destroyer Skorpekh Lord Technomancer Tomb Blade Triarch Praetorian Arcane Signet Caged Sun Commanders Sphere Convergence of Dominion Cranial Plating Endless Atlas Ghost Ark Gilded Lotus Hedron Archive Mask of Memory Mind Stone Mystic Forge Necron Monolith Night Scythe Resurrection Orb Sceptre of Eternal Glory Sculpting Steel Sol Ring Thought Vessel Unstable Obelisk Wayfarers Bauble Instants (3) Darkness Defile Go for the Throat Beacon of Unrest Dread Return Living Death Mutilate Their Name Is Death Their Number Is Legion Biotransference Out of the Tombs The War in Heaven Barren Moor Desert of the Glorified Myriad Landscape Polluted Mire Reliquary Tower Tomb Fortress Vault of Whispers 30 Swamps With an impressive mix of creatures, artifacts, and spells, this Necron decklist is ready to dominate any Commander table

The reason this card tends to come up in conversation is simply because of some non-standard wording in which the card says "Floral Spuzzem may choose..." as if the card itself is coming up with the decision to trigger its effect
Beanith: This card fits right into the planned deck "Lifegain shenanigans
Green doesnt hurt for mana production, meaning you could reasonably activate this effect earlier than turn six
#MTGxFINALFANTASY #FF12 If you ask FINAL FANTASY players who the most charming duo in the series is, you'll hear "Balthier and Fran" more often than not