At the pinnacle is the perfect, a consummate blend of aristocrat and predator
Of course, forcing players to sacrifice their creatures, adding your own sacrifice outlets, and mana generation will help Sephiroth overpower your opponents
The ratio of mana spent compared to the effect on the board is the same, and Charging Badger even offers trample as a cherry on top
She sealed herself away for protection, but not knowing how to open it, she was slowly driven mad over a millenia locked away
Think about it: assuming you enchant an evasive creature, you're drawing 1 card per turn, for a 1 mana investment
However, in limited formats (Sealed Deck, Booster Draft and Rochester Draft to be specific), commons are a lot more relevant than uncommons, which in turn are more relevant than rares