There might not even be anything weak about the commander itself
The second card will be a foil land
Camellia, the Seedmiser You might be wondering why Camellia, the Seedmiser ranks so high on the list, and it's mainly because squirrels, their forage mechanic, and Food tokens work so well together in the same deck
As an aside, when one is speaking about flipping for a creature off the top of the library, that's specifically a "Polymorph" effect, and for a non-creature, it's a "Scramble." Creature The classic enablers for Polymorph strategies are unique in that they contain an artifact, meaning Blue as a color can tap into their tutor-ability both as Sorceries, and artifacts
Given MagicCon: Minneapolis is the second MagicCon in a row to have these serialized cards, it certainly seems this trend will continue