In Limited Edition (Alpha) , basic lands told you exactly what you did with them: Tap to add one mana to your mana pool
This is in the running for best common overall
The Orchard can tap for any color of mana and its downside of giving your opponent a creature can be mitigated by giving it to the player who can do the least amount of damage with it
Despite both printings being shadowless, usually only the 2nd printing is referred to as shadowless, as it is easier to differentiate the 1st printing by its Edition 1 logo
Crypt Ghast is worth about $5 in its cheapest form according to TCGPlayer market price, giving it a respectable reprint value
Waiting in the wings was the Azorius Omniscience deck, a combo deck that aimed to cheat the ten-mana enchantment Omniscience into play, allowing the pilot to cast all their spells for free and win in a single, long, non-interactive turn