Not as good as a free Elf due to its tribe with the ETB Draw trigger for two mana but it's still pretty nice
Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw x1 Aladdin, Street Rat x3 Donald Duck, Boisterous Fowl x2 Captain, Colonels Lieutenant x2 Lefou, Investigator x1 Pongo, Ol Rascal x3 Rapunzel, Letting Down Her Hair x3 Scar, Fiery Usurper x2 Sergeant Tibbs, Courgageus Cat x3 Stitch, Abomination x1 Dragon Fire x3 Hes Got a Sword x2 Shield of Virtue x2 Aladdin, Prince Ali x2 Cruella De Vil, Miserable as Usual x1 Duke of Weselton, Opportunistic Official x2 Horace, No-Good Scoundrel x3 Iago, Loud-Mouthed Parrot x1 Jasper, Common Crook x2 Mad Hatter, Gracious Host x3 Megara, Pulling the Strings x3 Mickey Mouse, Steamboat Pilot x3 Peter Pan, Never Landing x2 Mother Knows Best x3 Stampede x2 Steal From the Rich x1 Vicious Betrayal x2 Stolen Scimitar x2 Sapphire and Steel The Sapphire and Steel deck is built around quickly ramping up the Inkwell and protecting characters using Bodyguards and Ward
As a result, Commander releases are more similar to Standard-legal set releases than to other supplemental products, in that it's pretty much impossible for a Commander deck to have a positive expected value over the long term
Most of the fun treatments are still tied up in Collector Boosters or available through bundles
Commander Legends: Battle for Baldurs Gate s very own Black Market Connections makes it sing in EDH and makes up a large chunk of the deck's value
In addition, Wizards releases what it calls 'Secret Lair drops', which are much smaller, limited edition print runs of specially designed cards aimed at collectors - often themed around franchises, fandoms, or art styles outside of Magic
