There's nothing too exciting about Edea, unfortunately, since we've seen quite a few Grixis theft commanders lately (Nathan Drake, Treasure Hunters still in its MTG infancy)
This quintessential depiction of Jirachi perfectly embodies the Wish Maker Pokemon's bright yellow body against the celestial background
For this, were sticking to cards in Tales of Middle-Earth that are modern legal so you are staying in the same environment for both flavor and legality
Would either be as powerful on an emotionally resonant level if they jammed on other text
In particular, his Drytron, which has Meteonis Drytron, refers to the RBI rather than the level, and since his RBI is low, it is easy to match and it is easy to prepare an offensive move, so as an ace in Drytron, he is more conspicuous than Pardek