Even discounting Skullclamp ($1.99) and Sol Ring (which is in every Commander 2017 deck but, as the most played card in Commander, is still worth $3.27, even with a ton of reprintings), the Vampire deck is overflowing with artifact value, with Door of Destinies being the single most valuable colorless card in in Commander 2017 at just under $6, along with Well of Lost Dreams and Blade of the Bloodchief, both coming in between $3 and $4
Vigilance, haste, flying, menace, and lifelink are a handful of examples
Despite D&D more directly drawing inspiration from Lord of the Rings (to the point of legal action), it's Magic: the Gathering that gets to first collaborate with them in an official capacity
Shahrazad comes to mind, but thats an extreme case
Your players will step into the worlds of the beloved FINAL FANTASY RPG series sixteen mainline games