Release date: 1998-06-15 Allay Angelic Blessing Cataclysm Charging Paladin Convalescence Exalted Dragon High Ground Keeper of the Light Kor Chant Limited Resources Oath of Lieges Paladin en-Vec Peace of Mind Pegasus Stampede Penance Reaping the Rewards Reconnaissance Shackles Shield Mate Soltari Visionary Soul Warden Standing Troops Treasure Hunter Wall of Nets Welkin Hawk Zealots en-Dal ther Tide Cunning Curiosity Dominating Licid Ephemeron Equilibrium Ertai, Wizard Adept Fade Away Forbid Keeper of the Mind Killer Whale Mana Breach Merfolk Looter Mind Over Matter Mirozel Oath of Scholars Robe of Mirrors Rootwater Mystic School of Piranha Scrivener Thalakos Drifters Thalakos Scout Theft of Dreams Treasure Trove Wayward Soul Whiptongue Frog Carnophage Cat Burglar Culling the Weak Cursed Flesh Dauthi Cutthroat Dauthi Jackal Dauthi Warlord Death's Duet Entropic Specter Fugue Grollub Hatred Keeper of the Dead Mind Maggots Nausea Necrologia Oath of Ghouls Pit Spawn Plaguebearer Recurring Nightmare

"So a new player is gonna say 'oh, cool dragon that I'm supposed to play with spells,' but those of us who have played Magic a long time are gonna be like 'oh my god'...that it goes infinite with...Niv-Mizzet, Parun." And, of course, Foundations is full of mechanics
Were asking a little more of our value lands
Still, Liberator is an interesting commander in its own right, and its gift of flash for all things colorless is an ability you won't find anywhere else
Things move so fast, especially with the staggering release schedule of 2021, that what was good a couple of months ago has already been completely outstripped by something new
Yet first edition cards often look very similar to their less valuable counterparts