The most used modes chosen in Commander are likely to be drawing two cards and dealing five damage to target creature, though the artifact destruction is also a nifty option if one of your opponents has a particularly annoying trinket on the board
At common, Dockworker Drone and Drix Fatemaker fit perfectly into this strategy
Japanese sets drop 2-4 months earlier, and buying JPN boxes during that window gives you first access to chase cards at early market pricing
There are a few in here that will let us copy Hinata, which might lead to some very silly battlefield states, especially in casting stuff for less
In addition, certain TCG items have seen sudden price spikes while others have experienced steady growth over an extended time period
Imagine you're playing Esper Control and you look at this opening hand: Temple of Enlightenment, Temple of Deceit, Polluted Delta, Swamp, Island, Negate, Dig Through Time This is a hand that you're thrilled to keep against an opposing control deck like Abzan or Blue-Black Control