Obviously, you dont really want to give up a real creature for the effect all the time, otherwise it is a roundabout way of rummaging, but recurring removal spells is especially potent, and giving up a creature for that is often going to be worth it, especially if you sacrifice a card that brings you some value when it dies
Golden Chocobo 41 is already on eBay, where the seller, collectors_lounge, has set an ambitious asking price of $200,000 (147,000), making it one of the most expensive MTG cards ever printed
Midnight Reaper [c]Midnight Reaper[/c] works best when your deck runs lots of creatures, specifically nontoken creatures
Halo foil ghostfire cards will only appear one percent of the time, making the pull rates incredibly low
Admittedly, tapping one creature in each of the first two chapters is considerably less good in Commander
Elspeth, Storm Slayer This 5-drop mono-White planeswalker has 5 loyalty and then doubles your token-making with a Parallel Lives static ability