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Kiora Bests the Sea God The most expensive MTG Saga on this list, but its high mana cost is more than made up for by its litany of game-ending effects
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Having three mana when everyone else has one is an absolutely ludicrous advantage, and is why Sol Ring is also considered to be one of the most powerful cards in the Commander format
While it's not going to be a big play on a small board, any deck that can throw out lots of creatures, like a tokens or aggro deck, will suddenly become the end of the game
Inti, Seneschal of the Sun combines card advantage and counter distribution into a single, aggressive package