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Teased for quite some time and even featured on a previous sets card, the new Battle mechanic has been revealed in the latest MTG spoilers
Cranial PlatingCranial Plating makes a Commander damage kill more of a possibility, so let's add LashwritheLashwrithe as well to take advantage of all the swamps in the deck
Its broad selection of popular Pocket Monsters gives this expansion proper value beyond one or two pulls, but its upper end is in another league entirely: Temporal Forces Temporal Forces features 218 cards and continues the Ancient and Future themes established by Paradox Rift
Neither card is bad in a vacuum, but in Commander they compete for space with Ancient Craving and Ambition's Cost, which are simply better options at 4 cmc even if your deck has a heavy Graveyard theme
You cast Elesh Norn as a legendary creature to begin with