In the past few years, Magic designers have avoided creating "block monsters," which are synergy packages that exist within a set
I don't know that this is the best example of it, but it's the one that really got me thinking
In an ideal game, you would play ramp cards like Gramma Tala, Storyteller and One Jump Ahead during your first few turns, then start dropping five or six-cost cards as early as turn three
Tazri, Beacon of Unity is solid, but with only a handful of Party cards in red and green, five-color really isnt necessary
The standard (but still Legendary) card shows her calmly casting a spell, while the Enchanted card lets her raise her wand aloft for a true dramatic effect
This is now the cheapest version at $25, falling below its original Modern Horizons version