Divine Intervention ($151) Drawing the game is something thats not often seen in Magic, and is usually the result of a strange interaction, not, as is the case with Divine Intervention, the whole point of the card
Its existence changes how every player approaches their strategy, forcing them to play more cautiously since they know their opponent can interact for free
You will have a smattering of disruption from removal to countermagic to targetted discard
Its a very well-rounded set for EDH and what better way to expand your Commander options than choosing a Commander Legends booster
That being said, this price is undeniably impressive and obscenely expensive
The front side of foil cards is coated in Mylar, which doesnt contract, so the card warps and bends around itself