Izzet-Boilermage

Now, Jace.... I think this iteration is way better than it looks, especially if you are generating a lot of mana/infinite mana, since you create an arbitrarily large number of Jace’s, plus, you literally grab whatever card you want from your deck. 3 mana is pretty sweet, and it’s certainly not a broken planeswalker, but I think it lacks the thing that most planeswalkers need to be good, being ways to protect itself. Ultimately, I think time will tell if new Jace is good. With reliable big mana in formats, yes, without, no.

Now, Jace.... I think this iteration is way better than it looks, especially if you are generating a lot of mana/infinite mana, since you create an arbitrarily large number of Jace’s, plus, you literally grab whatever card you want from your deck. 3 mana is pretty sweet, and it’s certainly not a broken planeswalker, but I think it lacks the thing that most planeswalkers need to be good, being ways to protect itself. Ultimately, I think time will tell if new Jace is good. With reliable big mana in formats, yes, without, no.

The same applies to Torbran, but for red. Simply put, it gives the red burn so much more value, making burn a viable strategy in Commander.

If anything, I think Gadwick is the most mediocre of the bunch, but still allows for some interesting deck building options for people who want a deck that can tap down their opponents field.

Whirlwind of thought will be consistently good, giving you just absolute gas. Sure, song of creation does more, but has a somewhat powerful downside. I feel like after the turn you resolve it unless you "storm off" you're likely to fizzle out. I think you have to build more centrally around song of creation.

if you're a good or even decent wizard you can live notably but not outrageously past your race's usual expiration date; nothing more than an extra half a century at most.

druids that get really at one with nature enjoy greatly slowed aging and tend to go full cryptid after a few centuries. the only thing that really threatens them outside of monsters and combat is the something bad happening to the land they're bound to.

if you're a sorcerer you're either getting an extra century or dying young in a ball of fire; there's extremely little in between. you're an engine that produces magic, dude, things happen.

paladins and clerics are a little more robust and healthy than the average person, but ultimately age the same as any other especially healthy member of their race. the gods don't care much for fiddling with the natural progression of life and death, it makes them squirrely.

for warlocks it's going to largely depend on your patron and the nature of your relationship, but you're mostly in the same boat as sorcerers. you made a dude with a being beyond our mortal comprehension, dude, things happen.

The description on the image reads:

Finger Buddy: Tiny Magic Item, unaligned.

Armor class: 5 Hit points: 2 (1d4) Speed: 5 ft 

Strength: 4 (-3) Dexterity: 16 (+3) Constitution: 5 (-3) Intelligence: 6 (-2) Wisdom: 5 (-3) Charisma: 3 (-4)

Invulnerability: When a Finger Buddy drops to 0 HP it simply becomes a toy again, unless its body is completely destroyed.

Actions: Bite, Melee attack: +1 to hit, reach 1ft. (one target) Hit: 2 (1d2+1) piercing damage.

A further description says:

Finger Buddy: Magic Trinket, Rare:

These small colorful finger pupits can be brought to life for 24 hours using a single drop of blood. Once animated, the Finger Buddy is loyal to the caster whose blood was consumed. It can comprehend and follow simple commands such as Retrieve, Explore, Attack, etc. It cannot speak or write in any language but will communicate via small grunts and squeaks. If one caster activates multiple Finger Buddies at once, they will operate as a Swarm.

Market price: 5GP

Weight: 1 oz