The piece is divided in two, with the tranquil blues on the right reflecting Urzas peaceful past, or perhaps his dreams for Dominarias future, while the harsh, burning reds on the left reflect the lengths hes gone to achieve said dreams, blending with images of the people hes lost, and the atrocities hes committed along the way
As a 6/6 flier, it wont be too difficult for Teneb to deal combat damage to at least one of your opponents, allowing you to reanimate a creature for a pretty cheap price
Its very useful with commanders who rely on their activated abilities, like Vorel of the Hull Clade or Oswald Fiddlebender
All that glitters is not gold, sure, but then againsometimes it is.
Anytime a land comes into play under your control, you get to draw a card and gain a life, giving you card advantage and sustain all in one
This is only just a scratch at to pool of cards that your commander can tutor up for you for just a measly payment of WUBRG