[1] The name, the use of a d20 and a d4 and the adventuring party consisting of a fighter, a cleric, a rogue and a wizard are all references to the Dungeons & Dragons game
All Suns' Dawn All Suns' Dawn turns your graveyard into a rainbow buffet of options
Current text (Cloud of Faeries): Flying When Cloud of Faeries comes into play, untap up to two lands
The main draw here is the potential to avoid shipping costs and the delays that come with them
Grasp of Darkness on the other hand, takes care of almost all Creatures at 2 or 3 Mana and can eliminate Indestructible Creatures as well
It's the brainchild of senior Magic: The Gathering designer Gavin Verhey, who described the deck in a blog post: "I've loved Zndrsplt and Okaun ever since I made them in Battlebond - and this Commander deck out of my personal collection puts them center stage