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Rime #37 - Suicune #38 - Feebas #39 - Milotic #40 - Relicanth #41 - Panpour #42 - Simipour #43 - Galarian Darumaka #44 - Galarian Darmanitan #45 - Vanillite #46 - Vanillish #47 - Vanilluxe #48 - Cubchoo #49 - Beartic #50 - Wishiwashi #51 - Mareanie #52 - Toxapex #53 - Dracovish #54 - Arctovish #55 - Mareep #56 - Flaaffy #57 - Ampharos #58 - Electrike #59 - Manectric #60 - Vikavolt V #61 - Tapu Koko #62 - Toxel #63 - Toxtricity #64 - Pincurchin #65 - Dracozolt #66 - Arctozolt #67 - Jigglypuff #68 - Wigglytuff #69 - Mew V #70 - Snubbull #71 - Granbull #72 - Lunatone #73 - Gothita #74 - Gothorita #75 - Gothitelle #76 - Golett #77 - Golurk #78 - Dedenne #79 - Morelull #80 - Shiinotic #81 - Mimikyu #82 - Sinistea #83 - Polteageist #84 - Diglett #85 - Dugtrio #86 - Larvitar #87 - Pupitar #88 - Tyranitar #89 - Trapinch #90 - Vibrava #91 - Flygon #92 - Solrock #93 - Hippopotas #94 - Hippowdon #95 - Rhyperior V #96 - Diggersby #97 - Passimian #98 - Galarian Sirfetch'd #99 - Galarian Slowbro V #100 - Grimer #101 - Muk #102 - Spinarak #103 - Ariados #104 - Crobat V #105 - Darkrai #106 - Purrloin #107 - Liepard #108 - Deino #109 - Zweilous #110 - Hydreigon #111 - Hoopa #112 - Nickit #113 - Thievul #114 - Grimmsnarl V #115 - Grimmsnarl VMAX #116 - Eternatus V #117 - Eternatus VMAX #118 - Scizor V #119 - Scizor VMAX #120 - Skarmory #121 - Aron #122 - Lairon #123 - Aggron #124 - Escavalier #125 - Klink #126 - Klang #127 - Klinklang #128 - Galarian Stunfisk V #129 - Meltan #130 - Melmetal #131 - Cufant #132 - Copperajah #133 - Kangaskhan #134 - Tauros #135 - Sentret #136 - Furret #137 - Dunsparce #138 - Teddiursa #139 - Ursaring #140 - Lugia #141 - Skitty #142 - Delcatty #143 - Salamence V #144 - Salamence VMAX #145 - Starly #146 - Staravia #147 - Staraptor #148 - Ducklett #149 - Swanna #150 - Bunnelby #151 - Fletchling #152 - Skwovet #153 - Greedent #154 - Rookidee #155 - Corvisquire #156 - Corviknight #157 - Big Parasol #158 - Billowing Smoke #159 - Bird Keeper #160 - Cape of Toughness #161 - Familiar Bell #162 - Glimwood Tangle #163 - Kabu #164 - Old PC #165 - Piers #166 - Pokmon Breeder's Nurturing #167 - Rare Fossil #168 - Rose #169 - Rose Tower #170 - Spikemuth #171 - Struggle Gloves #172 - Turbo Patch #173 - Yell Horn #174 - Heat Energy #175 - Hiding Energy #176 - Powerful Energy #177 - Butterfree V #178 - Houndoom V #179 - Centiskorch V #180 - Vikavolt V #181 - Rhyperior V #182 - Crobat V #183 - Scizor V #184 - Galarian Stunfisk V #185 - Salamence V #186 - Kabu #187 - Piers #188 - Pokmon Breeder's Nurturing #189 - Rose #190 - Butterfree VMAX #191 - Centiskorch VMAX #192 - Eternatus VMAX #193 - Scizor VMAX #194 - Salamence VMAX #195 - Pokmon Breeder's Nurturing #196 - Rose #197 - Rillaboom #198 - Coalossal #199 - Big Parasol #200 - Turbo Patch #201 - Capture Energy

I already pointed out that keywords like Ward or Flashback require outside knowledge of those mechanics to understand, but the same thing is true of more fundamental rules terms like dies, color, combat damage, play, activated ability, and all the rest

The next most important aspect of Elspeth is that she provides a strong defensive position

It's simply too expensive for standard, and not powerful enough for commander