MTG's Avatar Aang was the first card to be revealed from the set, and it single-handedly raised the price of older cards for potential Commander combos
You also create a 1/1 Red Elemental token for each nonland card discarded this way
Legendary deck builder and Pro Tour Hall of Famer Zvi Mowshowitz explains the elephant method as: " Writing out ideal realistic lists for all matchups and then trying to make the unique cards in those lists add up to 75 cards before deciding on the specific 60 for the main deck and the specific 15 for the sideboard." When you employ the elephant method, you're thinking of your deck as a complete 75-card unit
That means one ranked Constructed match gets you Constructed rewards eligibility, and one ranked Limited event gets you Limited rewards eligibility for that side
Basically, Commander Eesha cannot be damaged, blocked, or targeted by any creature source
While not as disastrous as it never having had haste, youre still being slowed down significantly