The Background in this deck is called Passionate Archeologist and it's a two-drop card with an effect that grants the commander an ability that damages an opponent based on the mana value of a spell cast from exile
However, what we can do is look at heavily played Standard cards, and see when (or even if) their impending rotation caused people to sell on a card
It doesnt shy away from including characters from movies that many would consider a failure, which I strongly appreciate
The play pattern here is casting it on the back half, moving its counters to another artifact creature, then converting it into Blaster, Combat DJ, who can then pick up extra +1/+1 counters and flip to move them around again
Unless you have an overabundance of Treasure tokens, their cost is a little steep for what you get
For example, an Amber Ink cards could provide the support needed to make Steel Ink cards nigh unstoppable