This week, I'm going to continue to discussing budget Commander cards, specifically focusing more on non-creature spells
That being said, Sword & Shield was no stranger to its ups and downs with sets completely dominating the market while others saw drastic downturns in value and demand
Limited archetypes Wilds of Eldraine features the following Limited archetypes, each based on a well-known fairy tale: [21] : Tapping opponents' creatures - "The Frost Queen" [22] ("The Snow Queen") [16] : Faerie control - "Enchanting Slumber" [22] ("Sleeping Beauty") [16] : Rat token aggro - "The Dark Piper" [22] ("The Pied Piper of Hamelin") [16] : "Ferocious" - "Ruby and the Wolf" [22] ("Little Red Riding Hood") [16] : Enchanted creatures - "Armont & the Beasts" [22] ("Beauty and the Beast") [16] : Bargain and sacrifice - "Pale as Snow" [22] ("Snow White") [16] : Instants, sorceries, and Adventures - "The Magician's Misstep" [22] ("The Sorcerer's Apprentice") [16] : Food - "Greta, Witch Hunter" [22] ("Hansel and Gretel") [16] : Celebration aggro - "Brawl at the Grand Ball" [22] ("Cinderella") [16] : Big Spells - "The Kingdom of Storms" [22] ("Jack and the Beanstalk") [16] Cycles Double cycles Vertical cycle Pairs Reprinted cards Commune with Nature, first printed in Champions of Kamigawa , last seen in Mystery Booster
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Released in 2017 as part of the Sun & Moon series of cards, so fairly new in comparison to some of the other entries on this list
Eevee (013/015) Eevee has arguably never been more popular than right now in the TCG scene, thanks to Prismatic Evolutions but surprisingly, this promo card doesnt hold much value and can be found in solid condition for under $1 on most resale platforms
