And although you need to put mana into casting this one, it can be a devastating (no pun intended) card since you get the added effect of giving all of your creatures +X/+X and haste until the end of the turn
Commanding Conclusion Bartolom del Presidio | Illustration by Randy Gallegos The Lost Caverns of Ixalan brought us back to a plane made iconic for its inclusion of pirates and dinosaurs into the official lore of Magic as cards we could play with instead of seeing referenced
Lean on resilient generators (Bitterblossom, Ophiomancer, Field of the Dead) that rebuild, and hold a token maker back when a wrath is likely
I have several raised foils in Commander decks, and they are hard to identify visually as being raised, even with a different frame than regular OTP
Spending just eight mana on this gives you three lords to buff all of your creatures by +3/+3 in total, something that any kind of tokens deck is happy to have
But even better is the fact that it has a second ability: you can use it to exile undead creatures, a nod to the fact that healing items in Final Fantasy can be used on undead enemies to do damage instead