Keywords
This keyword added in tarkir, which powers up your creatures when you cast a noncreature spell, has now become evergreen
Prowess
This enchantment always asks the question: Do you pay the 1?
Rhystic Study
Named after a card with a similar name, this archetype is based on having permanents leave and reenter the battlefield, to retrigger effects when they enter.
Blink/Flicker
This Legend with an eminence ability, was recently reprinted as a headliner card in a set connected to their home plane
Edgar Markov
The first ever magic expansion, it was infamous for its focus on real life folklore, with out much fantastical twist
Arabian Nights
This old keyword is infamous for its confusing nature, and rules text that is over 100 words long
Banding
This Blue card is part of a two card instant win combo that shares its name
Thassa's Oracle
This archetype is based around casting a bunch of planeswalkers, creating a sort of "Jacetice League"
Superfriends
This mono-colored legend allows you to create a number of tokens equal to the amount of cards you control of its creature type
Krenko, mob boss
The First ever silver Bordered set, famous for cards like Ow, Blacker Lotus, and the cheese stands alone
Unglued
This keyword is unique for intially being connected to the inherent rules of a creature type before being made a keyword in Champions of Kamigawa
Defender
At 8 Mana, This card is the most expensive card on the game changers list
Coalition Victory
This Archetype shares the name with a rare card type that originated in Future Sight, but has been expanded on
Tribal/Kindred
This four color legend was the most popular commander for over a decade, but reciently lost their spot as number one
Atraxa, Praetors Voice
This set, taking placed on Ravnica, was infamous for its primary focus on planewalkers, including the first time uncommon planeswalkers were printed
War of the Spark
This keyword is so Infamously powerful, it created a scale relating to how likely it is for keywords to be revistited in standard magic
Storm
This card is infamous not just for its powerful effect, but for its ability to create countless difficult rules interactions that relies on the layers system.
Humility
This archetype is based all around using tokens and small creatures then sacrifcing them for value
Aristocrats
This two color, Non-Creature legend, Thanks to a rule change, now has a piece of redundant text letting you know it can be your commander
Shorikai, Genesis Engine
This Set was the 100th set in the game, and involves a bunch of villains and criminals from across the multiverse teaming up to raid a mysterious vault
Outlaws of Thunder Junction
First added in future sight and never revisted, this keyword can be considered the dark counterpart to scry, allowing you to maniplulate the top of the opponents library
Fateseal
This blue card went from the course of a year, from being on the ban list to being removed from the game changers list
Sway of the Stars
This archetype's name refers to a classic 2/2 creature, and is infamous for playing small and annoying creatures that restrict an an opponents actions
Hatebears
This legend was the fast ban in commander, banned minutes after its release and 22 days after it would even be legal. It was banned thanks to its nature not working with the format.
Lutri, the Spellchaser
This 3 Color focused set is known for being the first set to include the mythic rare rarity of cards
Shards of Alara