Multicolor decks tend to dominate since they have access to more cards, but even mono-colored decks can be competitive with the right strategies in mind
The middle of these rankings is a perfect spot for the upsides and downsides of this commander
[16] Lands produce mana, or magical energy
Following on from that trend (and considering that Aetherdrift takes place in the plane formerly known as Kaladesh), it makes a whole lot of sense that we would see that familiar lightning bolt making a regular appearance on upcoming MTG Aetherdrift cards, especially across the Living Energy decklist
Recommended Interactions Emrakul, the Promised End works well with self-mill, discard outlets, fetch lands, and cards that put multiple card types into the graveyard
But after a year that also saw cool and useful printings such as Alseid of Lifes Bounty, Idol of Endurance, Seasoned Hallowblade, The Birth of Meletis and Heliod, Sun-Crowned, its clear that WotC are trying to gradually expand expectations of what white cards can do