25-21) Doubling Season ($25), Woodfall Primus ($10), Mana Reflection ($10), Genesis ($15), Regal Force ($8) Im lumping these cards together because they often end up in the same kinds of Commander decks: big, green, angry brews that overwhelm opponents with mana ramp, tokens, fat, and utility
The original Innistrad boxes sell for more than $800 by comparison, one of the most expensive non-Reserved List sets
This may not be the strongest planeswalker card around, but its definitely a lot of fun
For example, theres a Final Fantasy XV sidequest card called Catch a Fish that, upon completion, turns into a campsite where you cook up your catch
With both cards in play, you still need an Equipment and one other artifact in order to set up this combo, plus a way to give Crackdown Construct evasion
Whenever a creature with power 2 or less enters under your control, you gain an experience counter