There are three different stages in the game for a ramp deck: the early-game, the mid-game and the late-game
Yeah, Sephiroth, Fabled SOLDIER Final Fantasy VII s main villain has definitely held up in Commander, both as a mono-black aristocrat commander and as part of the 99
The format doesn't ever rotate, so you know that after getting your "singleton playset" (one copy of a card), you're good to go forever
Firebrand Archer: 'to each opponent' is great in multiplayer with multiple opponents with separate life counts
Cyber End Dragon Cybernetic Revolution, Ultimate Rare ($1,000) Dragons are a hugely popular Monster type in Yu-Gi-Oh, as you can see from the various examples on this list
The fact that split cards change whether its in your hand, graveyard, or on the stack is important because of how rules consider each spell