And there's nothing wrong with that
I'd argue that Y'shtola falls in the "too strong" category and not a fan of how power-creepy it is, but it's hard to deny that this will excite a lot of players who like obviously powerful commanders
Over the years, Magic has invented a multitude of mechanics to build decks around, each with its own unique advantages, dedicated support cards and memorable payoffs
You need blink and mill, and if you have enough of a setup to get value off this there are much better things you can do than big Orc
Before returning to Dion, you'll get to destroy any permanent on the battlefield, which can include lands if your opponent has a problematic utility land
While this is obviously a bit of a fantasy scenario, I can still see [[Bloom Tender]] being used in current Standard listsor even new ones being builtespecially with the re-emergence of hybrid mana