Even discounting Skullclamp ($1.99) and Sol Ring (which is in every Commander 2017 deck but, as the most played card in Commander, is still worth $3.27, even with a ton of reprintings), the Vampire deck is overflowing with artifact value, with Door of Destinies being the single most valuable colorless card in in Commander 2017 at just under $6, along with Well of Lost Dreams and Blade of the Bloodchief, both coming in between $3 and $4
Since I have no real appreciation for the video game references, my tastes will be mostly geared towards powerful cards I may want to try for Commander combined with the cards whose artwork I appreciate most
Also found inside every March of the Machine Commander deck are a number of neat items, including ten oversized Planechase cards unique to each deck, a life counter, and 10 double-sided tokens
Meaning it will be copied for each spell cast before it that turn
The Boulders come in 60+, 80+ and 100+ versions
Skithiryx the Blight Dragon might be a good inclusion, or perhaps Ria Ivor, Bane of Bladehold to support a more go wide approach