He emulated this approach with Lost Caverns and extended it into a celebration of several different kinds of Latin American cultures

Abian, Luvion Usurper (playtest) Abzan Ascendancy Abzan Monument Afterlife Afterlife Insurance Akki Ember-Keeper Alharu, Solemn Ritualist Anafenza, Unyielding Lineage Architect of Restoration Avacyn's Collar Avatar Kuruk Baboon Spirit Baku Altar Beckon Apparition Bishop of Wings Blessed Defiance Brine Comber Brinebound Gift Broken Visage Ceaseless Conflict Chishiro, the Shattered Blade Clarion Spirit Cleaver Blow (playtest) Concord with the Kami Court of Grace Custodi Soulbinders Dauntless Cathar Daxos the Returned Descendant of Storms Donal, Herald of Wings Doomed Traveler Dorothea's Retribution Dripping-Tongue Zubera Drogskol Cavalry Dusyut Earthcarver Elgaud Inquisitor Emissary of the Sleepless Ethereal Absolution Ethereal Investigator Evil Boros Charm (playtest) Field of Souls Foggy Swamp Spirit Keeper Forbidden Orchard Fortress Kin-Guard Funeral Pyre Gallows at Willow Hill Garrison Excavator Geist Snatch Ghastly Mimicry Ghostly Dancers Gift of Wrath Go-Shintai of Shared Purpose Gods' Eye, Gate to the Reikai Goro-Goro and Satoru Goro-Goro, Disciple of Ryusei Great Arashin City Group Project Hallowed Haunting Hanged Executioner Haunted Dead Haunted Library Haunting Imitation Hei Bai, Forest Guardian Hofri Ghostforge Honden of Life's Web Illuminate History Illustrious Historian Imperious Oligarch Indebted Spirit Inspirited Vanguard Kaya the Inexorable Kaya's Guile

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You dont even need whites access to anthem effects here just play the game and overwhelm opposing blockers as you do
Mass land destruction is often frowned upon in MTG 's Commander format, for example, as it dials back each player's progress in the game by multiple turns, and slows the game down a lot
I guess green could force opponents to put creature cards from their hand into play, but not exactly what I'd call very effective discard effect