As the Warmaster of Chaos, Abaddon relishes in the randomness of Commander games
Proxies level the playing field, allowing casual players to enjoy Reserved List classics, cEDH pilots to test optimized lists, and collectors to keep their expensive originals safe at home while playing with proxies in public
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Wash Out (Invasion/Planeshift/Apocalypse) Wash Out had one major problem: it was either really really bad or game-winningly good

For all the cards I removed check the list below: Explorers of the Deep Cards Removed View on Archidekt Creatures (14) 1 Benthic BiomancerBenthic Biomancer 1 Coralhelm CommanderCoralhelm Commander 1 Deeproot EliteDeeproot Elite 1 Evolution SageEvolution Sage 1 Kiora's FollowerKiora's Follower 1 Merfolk SkydiverMerfolk Skydiver 1 Merfolk SovereignMerfolk Sovereign 1 Metallic MimicMetallic Mimic 1 Sage of FablesSage of Fables 1 SurgespannerSurgespanner 1 Thassa, God of the SeaThassa, God of the Sea 1 Thieving SkydiverThieving Skydiver 1 Tributary InstructorTributary Instructor 1 Vorel of the Hull CladeVorel of the Hull Clade Enchantments (1) 1 Simic AscendancySimic Ascendancy Instants (1) 1 Ripples of PotentialRipples of Potential Sorceries (1) 1 Bygone MarvelsBygone Marvels Making Waves Making a cut of 14 creatures in a typal deck may seem excessive until you take a look at the deck in its final form: 30 creatures, 10 instants, 6 sorceries, 11 enchantments, and 7 artifacts

I dont know what the hype is like in your local area, but the players around me have all been buzzing over this MTG set for months