"The biggest issue with the Black Lotus card is the play wear because people obviously played with it or kept it in primitive nine-page card binders, so a lot of times the cards will have dents on them." Daniel Chang, president and CEO of VintageMagic.com, adds that people are also purchasing this card as an investment
The deck also features two cards that have wider implications for Commander as a whole: Heartless Conscription is one of the most powerful sweepers weve ever seen
Best Dimir Token Commanders (The Scarab God, Oona, Queen of the Fae, and Wilhelt, the Rotcleaver) Oona, Queen of the Fae may not be a super popular commander nowadays, but in years past, it was common to see this powerful creature heading mill decks, Faerie decks, and Dimir good stuff builds due to her efficient ability to take cards away from combo decks and generate silly amounts of flying tokens from monocolor decks
Amulet Titan decks dont really need it, but its a great option for other multi-color decks
Due to reprints and power creep, this is now another great budget option