Meanwhile, cards from the Beta and Unlimited sets, though slightly more common, remain highly collectible as well, often reaching thousands in value depending on condition
The wild and wacky casual answer
Great Representation of Past Games So far, weve seen cards from the original Final Fantasy in Garland, Knight of Cornelia/ Chaos, the Endless (another double-faced card), and the more recent XV in Side quest: Catch a Fish/ Cooking Campsite, which depicts Noctis taking a load off
Zegana, Utopian Speaker I don't want this to be a commander, really, but there are quite a few decks of mine that run Bramblewood Paragon to make sure my big fat creatures don't get chump blocked and this is a much better card for that slot
Thieving Otter The Scroll Thief days are long gone, but Thieving Otter can still do the saboteur's work, usually in Limited