Necrodominance is a great recent example, creating a low-bracket-friendly version of Necropotence
Roots quickly took hold in their systems
That not only makes this Black Lotus the most valuable of its kind, it also makes it the highest-priced Magic: The Gathering card ever sold
Mechanically, it's all neat, but I also would like to say that I really don't have a lot to say about many of the cards in this expansion
While the build of Xyris, the Writhing Storm wouldnt be exactly the same as what I chose to do with Gavi, Nest Warden, the two could start from a similar place
The card does not provide any value on entry unless there are other enablers available, and the Cactuar does not have Trample