In the case of the former, its because the best choices vary not only by color identity, but often by specific deck building limitations: Seismic Assault and many other red effects want you to play an extra-high land count, while a black deck with reanimation and Tortured Existence obviously cares about discarding creatures

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To give you an idea of what to look out for, here are some of the best Stellar Crown cards in the new set and why they could shake up the Pokemon TCG (as I've mentioned before, I think Stellar Crown sets up the next era of the Pokemon TCG beautifully)
Heracross is the other big winner, thanks to Barry
With a handful of proliferate effects, Toxrill can shut down the board easily
Its a natural fit for any tempo-driven blue strategy