A once-ubiquitous red aggro creature that helps your opponents hit their land drops, and a modern take on a soul sister.
Goblin Guide of Souls
This card, banned in both legacy and commander, takes additional land drops to a whole new level.
Fastbond
A Final Fantasy up-and-comer that has stolen EDHREC's number 1 spot.
Y'shtola, Night's Blessed
Thank Heliod for this card, otherwise we would all still be saying "put the top card of your library into your graveyard."
Millstone
A premier combo piece, until a certain devotee of a certain sea god came along.
Laboratory Maniac
A life-losing son and his sacrificing father.
K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth, Thran Physician
This card was banned in modern for being part of a combo that prevents your opponent from playing the game---I guess they didn't want to let go of Karn.
Mycosynth Lattice
Everyone's second favorite tribal commander with an Eminence ability.
Edgar Markov
This card is a mediocre mill engine by itself, but a bit of painting can leave your opponent with an empty library.
Grindstone
Watch out kids, if you get too nerdy, you'll turn into a... bug? This surprisingly balanced legacy staple fails to find another format to be playable in.
Delver of Secrets
A mana rock that relies on your opponents and a tutoring artificer that likes living weapons a little too much.
Fellwar Stoneforge Mystic
The red variant of a banned-in-modern cycle that makes it a little too easy to get affinity.
Great Furnace
A classic Grixis commander, this card turns wheels into a slugfest for your opponents, allowing you to be the only one taking advantage of its universal Phyrexian Arena effect for free.
Nekusar, the Mindrazer
Unless you're playing Persistent Petitioners or the like, you'll likely find this legendary artifact useless in Commander.
Thrumming Stone
This brother is famous for creating the equivalent of a nuke---all this version of him comes with is a Construct token though (just ignore the other abilities...).
Urza, Lord High Artificer
A ramping artifact elk and a valiant mouse that likes to be flinged.
Burnished Hart(Heart)fire Hero
This reserved list wheel-in-a-bottle was deemed too powerful, taking a ban in legacy and restrict in vintage.
Memory Jar
This Izzet commander triples the damage of your pings---and of course, it has ward (2).
Ghyrson Starn, Kelemorph
A mana-hungry board wipe for colorless decks---at least you get to save some of your permanents?
Oblivion Stone
This discounting Izzet creature is perhaps what we non-magical beings might call... an electrical engineer.
Goblin Electromancer
K'rrik's non-legendary twin and a vanishing clone.
Defiler of Flesh Duplicate
This mana-dork-supercharger got banned in pioneer for giving you free ramp and devotion (with enough mulligans, of course).
Leyline of Abundance
This regal Mardu commander will make you want to start chump blocking---don't worry if you lose the crown though, as your trusty Assassins will be sure to take it back.
Queen Marchesa
Two rocks that come off as a weaker Coveted Jewel---hey, maybe you'll get some meld action in.
The Mightstone and Weakstone
A 2-part tutor to the battlefield, this creature even has a real-life job in its name.
Goblin Engineer