They each contain a total of 51 new cards that were legal in eternal formats at the time, plus some hard-to-find reprints that were needed for EDH
In Magic: The Gatherings Commander Legends: Battle for Baldurs Gate, your commander can now have a background of their own
Maybe for like a proliferate deck it's okay as a +1/+1 source and a trample source
Each opponent chooses a permanent they control that shares a card type with the sacrificed permanent and sacrifices it
Theyre creatures that survive wraths or are indestructible, or offer some advantage in case the board gets wiped
Argent Dais lends itself to a go-wide token strategy anyway, so swing in with two creatures every turn cycle, hold it up as interaction in case someone decides to play something truly heinous, and use it on the end step before your turn to exchange one of your dorks for two cards if nobody plays into it