Summer Magic Some of the most expensive cards come from an Edition called Summer Magic
Hexproofing your other creatures means its something youre going to have to watch out for in a number of ways, although it doesnt do a huge amount against board wipes, and Standard has a lot of those right now
Late-game two-card combos, and three cards from the Game Changers list are the most interesting restrictions in the entire Bracket system
Both of these cards require you to flip them onto the playing area of a height of at least 1 foot (or 30cm, give or take) off the playing field, and it has an effect on any cards that it lands on, and then you put the cards into the Graveyard
Sure, they might be able to chip away at your equipment and auras with removal, but if you make the commander itself hexproof, all they can do is take off one piece just for you to tack on another