Similarly, the "Second Generation Sets" published by Wizards comprised "Neo Genesis", "Neo Discovery", "Southern Islands", "Neo Revelation", "Neo Destiny", "Legendary Collection", "Expedition Base Set", "Aquapolis", and "Skyridge"
I settled for Iteration because I think it is even better at what it does in Izzet Murktide, than what Wrenn and Six does in the 4-color decks
From an initial, dynamic physical book, to a set of static images on a website, to a static piece of art, and back to a dynamic animated object
Each player can make their decks fit how they like to play, whether defensively, offensively, or somewhere in between
99+1 Management: The tool visually separates your Commander from the rest of the deck for total clarity
With more tutor effects than normal as well I was less eager to have redundancy in the effects I most wanted