A lot of that is thanks to Zurgo Stormrender, a three-mana creature that creates tokens but lets you either draw cards or drain your opponents whenever a creature token you control leaves the battlefield
As the red cheeks variation is more rare, it commands a significant price premium over its yellow-cheeked counterpart
As for the ones we think are most worthy of your time, expert Magic play Abigail Shannon has the lowdown in her write-up on the best MTG Final Fantasy Commander decks
The first question that inevitably comes to mind when evaluating Kaust, Eyes of the Glade is: Why play this over Kadena, Slinking Sorcerer? Because Kaust and Kadena only share one color, they have very different tools, though they overlap in payoffs: card advantage and mana production
If you make that more passive play, the power of the Gideon is severely blunted, not to mention when you simply choose to not play it for fear of the Glorybringer
If you've activated a cannon this turn, instead look at their hand and you choose the card
