If you're up for a bit of negotiation be sure to factor in your time to sort cards and account for duplicates and in the age of Commander, this matters more than if you need to build with 4-card playsets
This is especially true if youre using a deck that likes tokens in general too, as Double Major isnt a bad way to copy other powerful creatures either
With a solid market presence and intriguing price trends, this set warrants a detailed exploration
Just like in normal Sealed, having creatures with flying or trample is important, but even more so in Commander Legends with the emphasis on the monarch mechanic
A few cards specifically called out ante, such as Jeweled Bird and Timmerian Fiends, mostly because of how much taking them out could mess up a deck, but for all intents and purposes, starting with the game's original set from summer of 1993, this was fair game