Phyrexian Unlife by Jason Chan Phyrexian Unlife | Illustration by Jason Chan Jason Chans version of Phyrexian Unlife is one of the most subtly terrifying cards in all of Magic
This is especially important for competitive games where card identity might need to be concealed
As a Commander or part of any deck, Yuna, Hope of Spira works really well with all kinds of enchantments and some kind of mill/discard strategy that lets you get those expensive enchantment creatures into your graveyard so you can then cast them for free
Another little bit of trivia (thanks, wiki!) is that players initially thought Juzm Djinn was an awful card due to its self-damage effect
He says that he was "pained" to part with the golden Chocobo, as he is a Final Fantasy fan, but this figure would certainly be difficult to resist
That combination of competitive relevance and collector appeal has already driven prices up, with several cards becoming some of the most sought-after in the entire set