A creature that rewards players for attacking with non-humans could be a risk in a set with no human creatures
$0.35 Conductor of Cacophony Jumpstart 2022 $0.69 Mortuary Mire Battle for Zendikar $0.49 Crabomination Modern Horizons 3 $1.29 Demon of Loathing (Theme Booster) Theros Beyond Death $0.49 Dreadhound Innistrad: Midnight Hunt $1.29 Dream Devourer Kaldheim $1.99 Bloodcrusher of Khorne Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40,000 $0.99 Archfiend of Depravity Final Fantasy Commander Decks $0.35 Seeker of Slaanesh Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40,000 $0.49 Rakshasa Debaser Commander Legends $0.49 Orcus, Prince of Undeath Adventures in the Forgotten Realms $0.35 Immersturm Raider Kaldheim 0 results found
First, the creature you get back only gets in for a single swing before getting exiled
Most Expensive Cards From Evolving Skies Surprise: Most Are Eeveelutions Here are the cards from Evolving Skies with the highest value , according to listings on TCGPlayer: Umbreon VMAX Alternate Art 215/203: $1,672.74 Rayquaza VMAX Alternate Art 218/203: $703.98 Leafeon VMAX Alternate Art 205/203: $418.27 Sylveon VMAX Alternate Art 212/203: $397.52 Glaceon VMAX Alternate Art 209/203: $319.63 Umbreon V Alternate Art 189/203: $249.65 Dragonite V Alternate Art 192/203: $207.82 Rayquaza V Alternate Art 194/203: $184.58 Espeon V Alternate Art 180/203: $177.49 Glaceon V Alternate Art 175/203: $141.01 Sylveon V Alternate Art 184/203: $138.49 Leafeon V Alternate Art 167/203: $129.49 Rayquaza VMAX Rainbow Rare 213/203: $51.18 Umbreon VMAX Rainbow Rare 214/203: $51.01 Sylveon VMAX Rainbow Rare 211/203: $42.52 Interestingly enough, these cards actually popped up in price in 2025
One thing that 40k the game has that Commander doesn't really, is the ability to create your own heroes (or villains) and equip them with various wargear or abilities that belong to the tradition of those factions
It also has a Double Attack keyword, which deals 2 damage instead of 1, along with the Banish keyword which removes a card from play when Yamato deals damage to it, without the target card being able to activate a trigger ability
