The reserved list has become a contentious item lately, but it still exists, and so why not take advantage of it as a budget collector
Nowhere is this more evident than in the plethora of Faerie cards released in Commander
After a quick magiccards.info search I compiled the following list: IN force spike spell pierce spell snare mana leak memory lapse miscalculation remand 4 rune snag -- hooray counterspell complicate forbid glen elendra archmage cryptic command condescend force of will OTHERS disrupt -- nobody ever took it when i slotted it in, but it might be worth another try dissipate -- solid but unexciting, U has a million 3-CMC cards already dissolve -- so i'd rather run this over dissipate hinder -- and this just seems like a cooler dissipate, too
The Tarrasque This card let D&D people down because they expected it to be harder to handle
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Faeries in Magic tend to be tricksters , so much that many of them are Dimir cards