We did get a legendary creature version of Kiora, Kiora, Sovereign of the Deep, in March of the Machine: The Aftermath as one of the desparked planeswalkers
While a number of the cards from this set have aged poorly (looking at you, Skyshroud Behemoth), a number were notable threats at that time but dont quite make the cut on this modern value-based list: Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero was the engine for Rebel decks from this era, Saproling Burst slotted perfectly into Fires of Yavimaya decks (and also formed an instant-win combo with Pandemonium), and Rising Waters fueled a brutal control deck alongside the various Stax pieces and counterspells from sets of this era
Even rarer are cards signed by the games creators, including co-designer Ryan Miller, known for his work on licensed card games such as Godzilla, My Hero Academia and the Digimon Card Game
2025's Saltiest Cards The top two are repeats from last year, with StasisStasis and Winter OrbWinter Orb once again the reigning champs
As you might expect, this works particularly well with cards like Brainstorm and Sylvan Library
Unexpectedly Absent (Commander 2013) Author's note: Okay, I know that this card was originally printed in a Commander precon and has been reprinted in Commander Anthology and in a Commander 2020 precon deck as well