Aurelia rewards aggressive play patterns and careful sequencing
That being said, this is a pretty neat card that lets you run some other weird tribal support in your Sliver decks and might make a fun less-outright powerful Sliver commander which is something the archetype could seriously use
From wide view, Amethyst, Ruby, and Steel Inks can be described as offensive Inks, whereas Amber, Emerald, and Sapphire could be described as support Inks
Despite this drawback, however, Scion of Oona is definitely still worth playing and including within the 99
Nyxbloom Ancient ($27), Shadowspear ($21), Heliod, Thassas Oracle ($17), Sun-Crowned ($14), Thassa, Deep Dwelling ($13), and Dryad of the Ilysian Grove ($11) are all big hitters in this Theros set
MTG Dropped the Ball on This Popular Final Fantasy Series Before we dive in No this isnt about Final Fantasy VIII (although, honestly, that one probably deserves its own ranty love letter sometime)