Source: MTGStocks This one was already a pretty popular casual Commander card
A Xanathar, Guild Kingpin proxy lets you run this powerful staple across every deck you own without paying secondary market prices
Spending $200 for a card that should hold its value for years and years
While a number of the cards from this set have aged poorly (looking at you, Skyshroud Behemoth), a number were notable threats at that time but dont quite make the cut on this modern value-based list: Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero was the engine for Rebel decks from this era, Saproling Burst slotted perfectly into Fires of Yavimaya decks (and also formed an instant-win combo with Pandemonium), and Rising Waters fueled a brutal control deck alongside the various Stax pieces and counterspells from sets of this era
Getting a free cast for your stuff each turn with her out is brilliant and great card advantage over time
Gishath, Sun's Avatar Gishath, Sun's Avatar is the ultimate dinosaur MTG commander, and the guy you want to go to first if you're trying to play dinosaurs in EDH