The Leafeon ex card from Prismatic Evolutions is a is an absolute standout, combining striking beauty with impressive power in a single card
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Oloro came out in the Commander 2013 series, and though it predates the eminence mechanic by about four years, it has the same functional effect
It may impact the board in that it turns off all the tutors, but thats a fine impact to have on the game in the grand scheme of things
That life is less relevant than cards in hand or mana or that cards with life costs are abusable is a well known aspect of magic and as a result life gain has become a cheap thing to have on a card
