Translated to MTG, and it can be relatively chumped somewhat safely, but it will never die in battle that way, at least not on its owner's turn
Supreme Verdict has more value than other board wipes like Shatter the Sky, because for the same mana value, you get a sweeper that cant be countered, with no downside aside from the restrictive mana cost
With fewer foils per pack and less data from others on just foils, the data to work with is a little looser for them
Understanding rarity and production is a huge step, but it's just one piece of the puzzle
Start from the 100-card total, subtract your single commander, then fill the 99 using the ratio above: lands first (36-38), then the ramp, draw, and removal cores (roughly 10/9/9), then 7-10 win conditions, and the rest as synergy and flex slots