Pearl-Ear, Imperial Advisor The Pearl-Ear, Imperial Advisor finds a smooth groove in enchantress decks with a substantial cost reduction, whether your auras are for pumping your attackers or enchantment-based removal
Subsequent sets like Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate (CLB), March of the Machine Commander, and Modern Horizons 3 had one revolt design each, totaling 18 revolt cards
The way the cyborg edges fly off the card gives that cyberpunk feel while also evoking the function of the Clamp on your battlefield
Jokes aside, These days, not many people care about the story as much as the cards themselves
Each of your end steps, the enchantment takes back 1/3rd of what it has given you, and if it ever leaves the battlefield, it takes it all back at once
Both are excellent in the right archetype, though, and both make great Commanders