Liliana: Let me tell you a secret

Main Deck 40 cards Monsters 21 cards Backup Secretary x2 Code Generator x3 Clock Wyvern x3 Firewall Guardian x1 (Mathmech) Addition x2 (Mathmech) Subtraction x2 Code Exporter x2 Parallel eXceed x2 Gussari @Ignister x1 Gatchiri @Ignister x1 Paladin of Storm Dragon x1 Cyberse Magician x1 Spells 11 cards Monster Reborn x1 One-Time Passcode x2 World Legacy Succession x2 Cynet Fusion x1 Cynet Ritual x2 Cynet Backdoor x2 Cynet Crosswipe x1 Traps 8 cards Torrential Tribute x2 Bottomless Trap Hole x2 Sakuretsu Armor x2 Compulsory Evacuation Device x2 Extra Deck 15 cards Diplexer Chimera x1 Earth Golem @Ignister x1 Link Spider x1 Proxy Dragon x1 Flame Administrator x1 Code Talker x2 Cyberse Witch x1 Clock Spartoi x1 Update Jammer x1 Clock Lizard x1 Decode Talker x1 Encode Talker x1 Shootingcode Talker x1 Detonate Deleter x1 Of course, there is no single correct way to build this, so if you can get your opponent to use the same deck list, feel free to change things upor rather, I encourage you to keep testing and improving the cards

That has some sauce, especially considering that this is the cheapest version of Amulet of Vigor you can put in the command zone, and you get access to all colors heck, Im wondering if this is a good Maze's End commander
Its just that in the current state, the greatest potential hasnt been seen yet
Unlike some other Magic sets, Foundations is quite clear in its themes making it easy for new players to understand whats happening, while bringing back some nostalgic classics for established players
The sets otherwise chock-a-block with nifty references, intriguing lands, and adventures (another mechanical favorite of mine)