Protecting early threats while buying a couple more turns to attack is usually all the deck needs to close out a game
Of course, that took the sets most expensive cards with it
White chips, cutting, centering, and surface scratches easily affect the evaluation, so even if it looks expensive as Raw, it may not reach expectations once made PSA
The Dinosaur's power really depends on your playgroup, but in the groups where it's good, it's really good
Abstruse Interference Adverse Conditions Afterlife Insurance Ancestors' Aid Angelic Favor Ashling's Command Assimilate Essence Auspicious Arrival Bake into a Pie Banish into Fable Battle Menu Beckon Apparition Blast from the Past Blessed Defiance Blooming Blast Brackish Blunder Broken Visage Cackling Counterpart Charge of the Mites Commence the Endgame Corpse Cobble Crumb and Get It Crush Dissent Cunning Maneuver Dance with Devils Deadly Derision Deadly Dispute Deceive the Messenger Depths of Desire Desculpting Blast Drag the Canal Eldrazi Confluence Elminster's Simulacrum Errand of Duty Espers to Magicite Excise the Imperfect Exotic Pets Eyes in the Skies Fake Your Own Death Fanatical Offering Fated Infatuation Fateful Absence Feast or Famine Feed the Cauldron Felonious Rage Flip the Switch Fractal Anomaly Fungal Infection Geist Snatch Glen Elendra's Answer Glimmerburst Gnawing Crescendo Grave Birthing Great Train Heist Grip of Phyresis Hire a Crew Hornswoggle Humble the Brute Inkshield Into the Flood Maw Intrude on the Mind Jace's Scrutiny Kaya's Guile Launch Mishap Lazotep Plating Lithobraking Lorehold Command Lost Days Magma Opus Make Your Mark Merciless Repurposing
A 2 mana flying commander can actually be pretty nasty
