Thankfully for disgruntled players, however, that problem was later fixed with the first ever micro-set, March of the Machine: The Aftermath
Since I'm not convinced Invasion of Tarkir is worth playing outside of a Dragon deck and there aren't currently any top-tier Dragon decks, I'm going to put it in B-tier, although the card should be very, very good in a Dragon deck

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You are allowed to have a single commander with partnerCharacter select, and you are allowed to play cards with partner even when they're not your commander
Etched foils look very similar to non-foils but have a foil texture surrounding the cards text box