For the first time ever, a flavourful Universes Beyond card type has been changed for an in-universe printing, and the ramifications of it are huge
Starter Deck 3: The Seven Warlords of the Sea Interestingly, the blue colour cards in the One Piece Card Game function in a mechanically similar way to Blue Mana cards in Magic:The Gathering

Tyranid Swarm Commander (1) Creature (36) Aberrant Acolyte Hybrid Atalan Jackal Biophagus Broodlord Clamavus Deathleaper, Terror Weapon Exocrine Gargoyle Flock Genestealer Locus Genestealer Patriarch Ghyrson Starn, Kelermorph Haruspex Hierophant Bio-Titan Hormagaunt Horde Lictor Magus Lucea Kane Malanthrope Mawloc Nexos Old One Eye Purestrain Genestealer Ravener Screamer-Killer Sporocyst Termagant Swarm Tervigon The Red Terror Toxicrene Trygon Prime Tyrant Guard Tyranid Harridan Tyranid Prime Venomthrope Winged Hive Tyrant Zoanthrope Instant (4) Aetherize Harrow Inspiring Call Starstorm Sorcery (6) Cultivate Explore Farseek Hull Breach Rampant Growth Tyranid Invasion Enchantment (8) Abundance Bred for the Hunt Death's Presence Hardened Scales New Horizons Overgrowth Shadow in the Warp The First Tyrannic War Artifact (6) Arcane Signet Bone Sabres Goliath Truck Herald's Horn Icon of Ancestry Sol Ring Land (39) Ash Barrens Cave of Temptation Cinder Glade Command Tower Evolving Wilds Exotic Orchard Frontier Bivouac Game Trail Opal Palace Path of Ancestry Rugged Highlands Temple of Abandon Temple of Epiphany Temple of Mystery Terramorphic Expanse Thornwood Falls Unclaimed Territory Island x7 Mountain x7 Forest x8 Commanders, Theme, and Strategy The two main Commanders for Tyranid Swarm are The Swarmlord and Magus Lucea Kane

If this had been in a commander product, I could easily see it as a 4/5 or even a 5/5 instead
I want to Entomb this egregiously powerful Golgari Dragon and reanimate it, and feel like I am both high on sugar and feel slightly sick at the absurd levels of value Im getting
Beyond the Commanders, this deck has a ton of interesting new cards for the ever-popular artifact strategies