For example: Arthur, Marigold Knight is a commander that cheats a creature into play when it attacks, but you must return that creature to its owners hand at end of combat
So even though I probably glanced through 2,000 card or so, I had a much more focused mindset
Youre telling me theres a way to play competitive MTG without spending more than $50 on a deck
Throwing away a couple of tokens to strip your opponents of their hands puts you in a great spot in terms of card advantage, doubly so with discard payoffs like Tergrid, God of Fright and Waste Not
Costing 2 colorless and 2 red mana, he's affordable enough to make a solid aggro deck, especially if you have a Goblin Warchief or two on the field to reduce his 2 colorless
The most expensive MTG cards come from the Alpha set with black border