Its the kind of deck that rewards patience and a cool head : you slowly grind your way to victory while shutting down big threats in the One Piece card game, and its counter effects keep your rivals best threats under control
Cards often reference other specific cards, and desire to be played in cohesive shells
You can collect cards either by scanning code cards or purchasing booster packs with digital currency earned in-game by completing quests and working through battle passes
In a weird decision, they reprinted Fabled Passage and the five enemy-colored temples (Temple of Malady, Temple of Epiphany)
Offering card draw, removal, and a somewhat expensive, win condition, Vraska, Betrayals Sting does it all
(If you want to learn more about Gladiator, and you definitely should, go here!) And since Commander is about doing the most obviously over the top stuff Magic can hold, and Standard frequently becomes about the most blatantly pushed stuff anyhow, this is probably a use-ful theory exercise on watching for the right kinds of cards