Here's a couple cards by that I'd rate 9.5/10, though I seem to be the only one to favorite them so far. On the applicability I would rate this card a 8/10

On the wording I would personally rate it a 10/10, looks clean and structured to me. The card feels tyranty so I will give the card 5/10 on the flavor scale could use a bit more salt though (maybe toxic 2) in my opinion to spice things up.

It is also a potent and hard to remove commander if built right. This card has the potential to be a leathal piece if left an answered. If I was building on this card I would build a duo toxic/lifegain deck using cards like cleric class, Skrelv's hive, Necrogen communion, as well as cards that enable doublestrike like duelist's heritage. Yaddic essentially acts like a mini immortal sun for your orzhov deck while offering a commander which can kill in as few as ten hits if allowed to. A cheap early game commander who has syrenergy with poison counters with a high risk but easily mitigatable repeatable draw for white. Finally we have Yaddic, Rapacious Tyrant. Overall flavor wise I would rate this card 8/10, wording has a few minor typos and loopholes so I would rate it 6/10, and I would rate applicability 7/10. To close it off you can have Goldnight Commander Motivate your team and gain syrenergy with Haraflen. Civic Wayfinder can serve as a talented guide, as well a a warrior. With this card as your commander you can conscript talented individuals such as big game hunter which has syrenergy with his recruiting agency Amrou Scout and Blight Speaker. My biggest qualm with this is with the current wording, cards with the changeling ability can easily and consistently trigger this marker kind of destroying the flavor in my opinion. Afterall it is only natural that a seeker of talents would seek many talented creatures. I love this card because it puts a focus on the number of creature types rather than the creature types itself. The next card from the rightfully named BigMind is Haraflen, Seeker Of Traits. This card has potential to really pop off or flump depending on how you customise your mysterious partner. Overall I would rate this card 10/10 for flavor, 10/10 for wording, and 10/10 for applicability. Finally you can just simply make the Mysterious comrade more mysterious by introducing confusion to the table with both it and your partner commander using shameless charlatan. You can run devastatating combos like Cult Orzhov Krenko with devastating results and lot of foder left over. With this card you can have your Acolyte of Bahamut in your Miirym, Sentinel Wyrm or Tiamat dragon decks and still have it benifit from being a dragon due to changeling. The choose a background ability helps give our mysterious comrade a backstory, and allows our comrade to be able to dish benefits to the deck as a whole. The partner ability alows you to have a commander with a color identity in your deck, keeping this card from being limited, while adding to the intrigue. The changeling ability not only adds to versatility, but it also adds to customizability and flavor. This card is simple, consise, but carries alot of flavor. The first of their cards that I enjoyed is Mysterious Comrade. The first hidden gem cardsmith and my inspiration for making this challenge is This cardsmith is largely unnoticed because they joined recently so I choose a few of their cards that I personally liked.

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