Glissa is infamous for creating loops at the kitchen table
Costing four generic, one red, and two white, she is an incredibly expensive Commander whose ability absolutely justifies the price
Leinore allows you to draw cards pretty consistently if you have the requisite creature count, and the +1/+1 counter ability means that youll also have some neat synergies with cards that are otherwise a bit meek at certain commander tables
The most expensive piece ever sold (at least on record) is a mint condition Japanese Pokmon card called Pikachu Illustrator originally given away to just 39 art contest winners in 1998 which is valued at $5,275,000
Ghalta, Primal Hunger (The List) Price: $3.53 Ghalta, Primal Hunger is a great inclusion for any deck looking to either play a lot of creatures or play very strong creatures
While we'll talk about some cards that work well with Naban, Dean of Iteration in a minute, it's also important to point out that there's a second level to Naban, Dean of Iteration that isn't present with Panharmonicon
