Cards like Artificer's Assistant and Jhoira, Weatherlight Captain that care about casting historic spells wont trigger with artifact lands, while cards like Board the Weatherlight and Lost to Legend that interact with historic cards or permanents can interact with artifact lands
After months of speculation over what exactly it would contain, we finally got a proper look at the Final Fantasy Holiday Release last Friday
Companion (1) Creatures (2) Planeswalkers (8) Narset, Parter of Veils x2 The Wandering Emperor x4 Teferi, Hero of Dominaria x2 Instants (18) March of Otherworldly Light x4 Censor x2 Consult the Star Charts x4 Dovin's Veto x2 Get Lost x2 No More Lies x4 Sorceries (4) Enchantments (2) Lands (26) Castle Ardenvale Deserted Beach x2 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire Field of Ruin x2 Floodfarm Verge x4 Fountainport Geier Reach Sanitarium Hall of Storm Giants Hallowed Fountain x4 Island x2 Meticulous Archive x2 Otawara, Soaring City Plains x2 Restless Anchorage x2 Sideboard (14) Change the Equation x2 Rest in Peace x2 Test of Talents Knockout Blow x3 Kutzil's Flanker x2 Mystical Dispute Elspeth, Storm Slayer Regal Caracal x2 Above is a Pioneer Azorius Control deck, with a land count of 26
Since it's a permanent amping of your forces, Ajani can make a nasty army fairly quickly if unchecked
Aside from being a human, which is a very relevant creature type in Commander, Modern and basically every other MTG format, Esper Sentinel is good because it reads: Whenever an opponent casts their first noncreature spell each turn, draw a card unless that player pays X, where X is Esper Sentinels power. Its a bit like Rhystic Study, but the cost can be far higher if youve got things that make humans stronger or you can put +1/+1 counters onto Esper Sentinel
