Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of Myriad Landscape depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (Commander Legends)
Individual cards in the March 3 rd auction are pitched to sell for up to 5,000 each, including a Beta Mox Ruby card from 1993, with an estimate 4,500-5,000
Common wisdom concluded that Lantern plus two mill-rocks was usually enough to seal the deal, and Lantern plus three mill-rocks all but shut the door entirely
And it raises the consistency of combo decks that need certain pieces since it tutors for an artifact
Seasoned Dungeoneer Dont get me wrong, the main reason Seasoned Dungeoneer is at the top is the initiative mechanic, which is a busted mechanic in many formats
1st Place Green Bonney 1xOP07-019 4xOP04-032 4xOP05-034 4xST02-007 3xEB01-015 2xST02-004 4xOP05-030 1xOP04-021 4xEB01-012 3xOP08-023 2xOP07-026 1xOP02-029 3xOP07-029 3xOP06-035 3xOP01-051 2xOP04-119 2xST16-004 3xOP04-031 2xOP05-037 Green Bonney takes first place in the OPE Treasure Cup, an amazing performance, especially beating a Black deck in the finals