Here is an overview: In total, 87 cards have been graded across these 4 companies, although the number can be misleading, as it is common for people to crack open encapsulated cards and resubmit them to a different grading company if they are unhappy with the grade received from a specific one
However, Khans of Tarkir went further than most by focusing on creatures and spells that combined three colors
It's not guaranteed find a home in Standard, though it has a great chance to, but I'm pretty set on it becoming a staple of Pioneer in Izzet Phoenix decks
I played it for several years after Coldsnap came out as a way to protect my other creatures from dying, and then one day I saw someone use their copy of the Angel to target a creature someone else had that was dying, and then it came back to the battlefield under their controlholy moley, I had such a narrow view on the card
Cinderace V is already a pretty clean-looking card and this one is even better due to the colors used