vintage mtg cards Meekstone from Beta (1993), Unlimited

After a Standard sets release, foil versions of the unplayed commons and uncommons rarely rise above the price of their other printings

Turning your opponents creatures into food, while retaining all of their abilities, just has so much potential

This means you can always have the best Land on the field, and the flexibility of this, combined with some rather entertaining combos, makes Thespians Stage one of the best Lands in Commander

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Standard will get shaken up a lot by many of these cards, and we've even see a few of them creep into Pioneer (and even Modern!) lists here and there

You would need to load up on more expensive threats, and once you do that your deck is a clunky garbage fire