It should be clear by now that I love those community contributions

MTG - Magic: the Gathering Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Commander Spoiler Planar Portal Commander Deck | Aura of Courage Commander Deck Dungeons of Death Commander Deck | Draconic Rage Commander Deck Overgrown Farmland Chaos Dragon Maddening Hex Wild Endeavor Bag of Tricks Indomitable Might Berserkers Frenzy Klauths Will Druid of Purification Neverwinter Hydra Vengeful Ancestor Dragonborn Champion Wulfgar of Icewind Dale Wand of Orcus Thorough Investigation Rod of Absorption Revivify Radiant Solar Phantom Steed Midnight Pathlighter Immovable Rod Grave Endeavor Extract Brain Component Pouch Arcane Endeavor Minn, Wily Illusionist Nihiloor Ride the Avalanche Clay Golem Valiant Endeavor Song of Inspiration Diviners Portent Netherese Puzzle-Ward Fey Steed Sword of Hours Belt of Giant Strength Winged Boots Robe of Stars Mantle of the Ancients Holy Avenger Catti-brie of Mithral Hall Storvald, Frost Giant Jarl Underdark Rift Ebony Fly Bucknards Everfull Purse Wild-Magic Sorcerer Share the Spoils Reckless Endeavor Hurl Through Hell Hellish Rebuke Grim Hireling Fiendlash Fevered Suspicion Death Tyrant Danse Macabre Bag of Devouring Lorcan, Warlock Collector Karazikar, the Eye Tyrant Klauth, Unrivaled Ancient Galea, Kindler of Hope Vrondiss, Rage of Ancients Sefris of the Hidden Ways

Crypt Ghast If nothing else, Crypt Ghast earns a spot on this list for its infamous ability to prompt questions about color identity in Commander
We normally expect MTG sets to at least make it into shops before we start to feel their impact on Magic the Gathering's secondary market
It has always made me feel pretty safe and that is a good sign
However, only one set managed to do both, as "Twilight Masquerade" was a great set for the game