The idea here is that your opponents first draws each turn are replaced by an impulse draw instead, meaning they either play that card that turn, or lose it forever
Wizards defied those expectations right away during the sets debut, when they unveiled the absolutely ridiculous Badgermole Cub
If an opponent kills your Aclazotz, it returns as a land that you can flip back into Aclazotz later
One is a regular version with LotR art, which is estimated to go for about $19, but the other three are special Rings of Power alters with text written in Quenya (elvish) varying between $40 and $143
Cid, Freeflier Pilot I generally want my equipment commanders to cheat on equip costs or reward me for controlling equipped commanders, but Cid, Freeflier Pilot takes the archetype another, grindier way