OP-16 Most Expensive Cards Ranked: Top 6 by Price (2026)

OP-16 Most Expensive Cards Ranked: Top 6 by Price (2026)

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OP-16 Most Expensive Cards Ranked: Top 6 by Price (2026)

OP-16 Most Expensive Cards Ranked: Top 6 by Price (2026)

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The answer is that, really, this deck especially showed me that in Commander, a format where part of the appeal is every game being different, Elfball just kinda plays the same way every game

Flavor Text "Maybe they wanted to be on the winning side for once." —Matoc, lavamancer Number 213 Language English Legal Formats Brawl, Commander, Competitive Brawl, Historic, Legacy, Timeless, Vintage Not Legal Formats Alchemy, Modern, Pauper, Pioneer, Standard Rulings (10/4/2004) You untap all creatures, control all creatures, and give all creatures haste.

It’s especially good with self-mill and Raise Dead effects to rebuy it like Fight On!, giving you insane long-term card advantage

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However, Urborg is the sort of card I only expected Wizards to print once

We could build a kind of lands-aristocrats strategy and, by the same token, profit from some of the white-based "catch-up" ramp as well

Dreamspoiler Witches is fine

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Jetmir, Nexus of Revels Jetmir, Nexus of Revels seems like a strong and simple Naya beatdown commander that gives extra returns on investment for decks that like to go wide, like tokens

Ojutai is a well rounded and high power level card

And while Leori is a great card for the deck, I prefer Guff as the Commander

It inflicts Silence on a target

OP-16 Most Expensive Cards Ranked: Top 6 by Price (2026)

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