If youre unfamiliar with Commander, its by far the most popular MTG format right now thanks to official support from Wizards of the Coast, multiplayer capability and its ostensible ease of approach - all you need in a deck of 99 cards, each of them unique outside of lands, and a legendary creature to serve as the titular commander
If Machine God's Effigy copies a Saga that has become a creature due to an effect, it will have that Saga's chapter abilities, but it won't get a lore counter every turn because it isn't itself a Saga since its only card type is artifact
The Frodo, Adventurous Hobbit display commander is printed with the foil-etched treatment on a thicker cardstockgreat for showing off your commander but not legal for play
The controller of a spell copy is the player who put that copy onto the stack
This is something that Magic: The Gathering has been doing for a while, adding a bit of the expansions aesthetic to the set with these alternate cards