We know that silver-bordered cards are often contentious (and often with good reason), but we want to put the collective expertise of the Commander Advisory Group and Rules Committee to work in classifying the cards that are generally fine, the cards that can be fine with a little work, and the cards that people should generally steer clear of
A creature entering the battlefield at the same time as Renata won't get an additional +1/+1 counter
It just looks for basic land types, so you can use it to find any typed dual or tri-land you want
Stack up your three packs with the middle one rotated 90 and pass them around to each player
At the same time, I feel like there's an unspoken rule that keeps our decks at roughly the same power level as each other, which is somewhere between Preconstructed Commander Decks and Top-Tier Turn 4 Combo Decks
In the early game, you can create a 2/2 Knight token at instant speed with open mana