The first truly notable one was Tormod, the DesecratorTormod, the Desecrator, but others quickly followed suit, like Quintorius, Field HistorianQuintorius, Field Historian, Amzu, Swarm's HungerAmzu, Swarm's Hunger, and Satoru, the InfiltratorSatoru, the Infiltrator
Battle Screech is an example of a card that was originally printed at uncommon in Judgment but was reprinted as a common in Vintage Masters and Commander Masters
Boa Hancock (OP07-051) Set: Emperors in the new world Price: 180 6th place
Even if I didn't, they'd still be a top-five tribe, but with them, they shoot way up
At the end of the day, grabbing a Boros Charm or Bolt Bend plus a way to draw cards, ramp, or remove a problem permanent with Reconstruct History is often the floor, and the ceiling is a lot higher
The coolest thing to me is how much flexibility players will now have when building assassin-themed Commander decks: one might choose to attack with an army of slippery unblockable killers, racking up different player-damage triggers
