Read More: Time Spiral Remastered: Best MTG Card Design Stories and References 2003, Seattle: Jens Thoren 2004, Los Angeles: Bob Maher If anyone ever wondered why Magic Boomers insist on calling Dark Confidant Bob, look no further than the owner of the face that appears on the original art of this 2/1 from Ravnica: City of Guilds
Then this 5/5 costs 7, and has a trilogy of key keywords that are awesome together - haste to get a faster Commander Damage kill, flying to swing over ground pounders, and then vigilance to swing and stay back for the blocking
Outside of their unusual pricing, Lord of the Void is very much deserving of being on this list
On top of that, it has indestructible, so even if there are blockers, you can kill or weaken many of them while keeping this card alive
The world nurtures your creatures by letting you cast them, which nurture the land in turn so it taps for more mana and both flourish in harmony with each other
I am cutting some lands