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Decklist: Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain in Commander Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain | Illustration by Brad Rigney Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creatures (22) Birgi, God of Storytelling Emry, Lurker of the Loch Enthusiastic Mechanaut Etherium Sculptor Foundry Inspector Glaring Fleshraker Herald of Kozilek Jhoira's Familiar Master Transmuter Memnite Myr Retriever Ornithopter Phyrexian Metamorph Phyrexian Walker Pinnacle Emissary Reckless Fireweaver Thassa's Oracle Thought Monitor Trinket Mage Urza, Lord High Artificer Vedalken Archmage Vivi Ornitier Instants (11) An Offer You Can't Refuse Chain of Vapor Counterspell Dramatic Reversal Filter Out Hurkyl's Recall Mystical Tutor Paradoxical Outcome Rebuild Retract Whir of Invention Sorceries (3) Gamble Reckless Handling Vandalblast Enchantment (1) Artifacts (26) Aetherflux Reservoir Arcane Signet Chrome Mox Claws of Gix Cloud Key Everflowing Chalice Fellwar Stone Helm of Awakening Isochron Scepter Izzet Signet Mind Stone Mishra's Bauble Mox Amber Mox Opal Mystic Forge Pyrite Spellbomb Sensei's Divining Top Sol Ring Soul-Guide Lantern Spellbook Talisman of Creativity Thought Vessel Tormod's Crypt Urza's Bauble Welding Jar Zuran Orb Lands (35) Academy Ruins Ancient Tomb Archway of Innovation City of Brass Command Tower Crystal Vein Fiery Islet Gemstone Caverns Inventors' Fair Island x9 Mountain x5 Otawara, Soaring City Reliquary Tower Riverglide Pathway Scalding Tarn Shivan Reef Spire of Industry Spirebluff Canal Steam Vents Stormcarved Coast Sulfur Falls Tolaria West Training Center This bracket 4+ EDH deck uses Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain as a combo engine to win by casting cheaper artifacts and drawing its deck

Crossing the $125 mark without looking back was a huge statement from Lunala's best card, and it gives a strong indication that this card will remain among the most expensive Lunala chase cards for years to come.
The power level of the Limo is not impressive but the utility really is
Naturally, its incredibly unusual to find a card back thats holographic because, in a TCG or CCG, its important that all card backs look exactly the same, regardless of what set they come from or what variant of card they are
The former is stronger overall, while Karumonix lets you play around with poison, which feels like the better flavor to me