In Magic , it's a 4-CMC 3/4 creature with flash and flying, and it also has the ability to airbend any number of other nonland permanents you control, which can be a great defensive tool against a board wipe or a combat trick of sorts
While Wizards of the Coast made similar scenes as part of the main set, Game Architect Mike Turian tells us that they had more freedom when designing these scenes and the cards that fit into them since they were all brand new
Liliana of the Veil As a discard tool Liliana is kind of weak yet she remains atop this list because the function of the card as a whole is so rounded and effective
You may cast any number of spells from among them without paying their mana costs
The number of targets doesn't change the number of cards drawn
Being able to make non-legendary copies is always great for any MTG commander that you'd like to have two copies of, and in a fliers deck or something, your board will get very big very quickly