If you're playing any deck looking to strategically discard cards and especially if your gameplan involves reanimating back from the graveyard, Hashaton, Scarab's Fist is a tempting choice that's worth throwing in your Command Zone
(In the past, Ive disagreed frequently and sometimes volubly with Jesse Mason, but his blog post on the topic is one of the best Ive seen.) When Unglueds humorous follow-up Unhinged came out in 2004, full-art basic lands illustrated by John Avon, once more black-bordered to allow for regular Magic play, were part of the set
Normally, Cardsphere users send their unwanted cards to other users, which accumulates a sort of bank roll thats then available to other players to send cards to you from a curated wants list
2) There incentive cards are awesome
That randomness is part of what makes cracking packs enjoyable, and it is how most players grow their collections
Its ability to copy both creatures and artifacts makes it especially useful in Commander, as well as Cube