Summary Magic: The Gathering's Final Fantasy set offers legendary creatures for impactful Commander decks
Shuts down your opponents ability to search their deck

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Toph, the First Metalbender, in particular, is generating a huge amount of interest and financial movement
On the flipside, you could build a Y'shtola deck that doesn't focus on this Creature package at all, and you can win the game through alternate conditions, whether that's by dealing enough damage with Y'shtola herself or casting cards like Sheoldred, the Apocalypse, Bloodchief Ascension, or a personal pet card, Approach of the Second Sun
The other five cards are the reprinted enemy-colored Horizon lands that were first printed in Modern Horizons