Let's look at some cards you might be familiar with and how they look in game: Yes, tier one Standard staples are also insanely powerful in this game as well
Cards are ordered according to their TCGPlayer market prices, which are subject to change
Of course, this is all speculation
Whatnot works especially well for: $1 starts Bulk singles Mystery lots Pack openings Slabs with active bidding Buyer giveaways Repeat-show communities Moving inventory quickly But here is the honest truth: Whatnot is not passive
Special Treatments Magic: The Gathering Final Fantasy introduces stunning treatments to highlight the sets themes: Borderless Character Cards : 55 legendary creatures get full art showcases Woodblock Style Monsters : Classic enemies like Cactuar and Stiltzkin in traditional Japanese art style Saga Creatures : Summons like Shiva and Ifrit with phased abilities Double Faced Cards : Transforming characters like Cecil from Dark Knight to Paladin Collector Boosters will also feature serialized, foil etched versions of iconic cards, making them must haves for collectors
While Animate Library turns your library into an artifact creature that slowly loses power over the course of the game, animating it on turn six is very likely still giving you a 20+ power creature