However, the fact it draws cards equal to the greatest toughness among creatures you control, and then lets you put on the board any number of creatures from your hand, makes it more than just "attractive"
Its a little more fragile, but it fits the decks style of turning small edges into big leaps forward
Honorable Mentions Iona, Shield of Emeria Iona, Shield of Emeria is powerful enough that the Commander Rules Committee has opted to ban it, so you cant have Iona as your commander
With Poseidon trying to prevent him from going home and Athena trying to help him, he ends up caught in an Olympian battle of wills
This might be because of their nostalgia for a certain card from yesteryear that has increased in value due to its rarity, or because theyre hoping to invest in a specific card that might rise in value over time