Thats significant growth, and that growth still appears to be increasing
(This is different from how we have used the uncommon expansion symbol in previous Commander decks, where it also indicated new cards that appeared in more than one, but not all, of the decks in a set.) The other means we used to reduce complexity was to design a mechanic for each deck, so there would be multiple cards in each deck that had mechanics in common with each other
Related On top of this, the artwork is intriguing, too
Lands have only gotten better since then, especially in a format where one of the most universally understood Rule 0 expectations is that mass land destruction is a non-starter
The Most Broken Card from Every Year of Magic: the Gathering Over the past 32 years, there have been some amazingly broken cards printed in Magic: the Gathering