If your deck does not have access to green, you might have to get more creative by using cards like Tithe, Pilgrims Eye, or even Demonic Tutor to put lands into your hand, cards like Mana Geyser, High Tide, or Caged Sun to get a big payoff, or mana rocks like Arcane Signet, Coalition Relic, and the Ravnica Signet cycle (Boros Signet, Izzet Signet, etc.) to speed things along at the risk of seeing them destroyed later
For the Starter card Lightning [19-138S], one of the cards will be a Full Art Premium Foil card
Once you get a couple on the board, it's trivial to start dishing out heavy damage - something you can increase by adding similar creatures like Firebrand Archer and Guttersnipe to the mix
Commander Legends , Strixhaven: School of Mages , Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty , and Streets of New Capenna all featured foil-etched cards, but in each case, the application of foil etching was different
When paired with the ever-powerful Up the Beanstalk, the deck is capable of burning through resources while maintaining card parity
Sultai Arisen The ability to pull cards from your graveyard is inherently powerful and both commanders, Kotis, Sibsig Champion and Teval, the Balanced Scale let you do that every turn