Other cards, such as Sheoldred, Whispering One, can be great for the fact that they continually mess with opponents: old Sheoldred allowed you to return a creature card from your graveyard at the start of your turn, meaning that reanimating her likely nets you free continual reanimation while shes on the field, and ALSO makes your opponents sacrifice a creature during their upkeep, getting around hexproof, indestructible, or other removal resistant barriers
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That highly specific ward requirement means your opponents will trade their commanders for those Path to Exiles, forcing them to commit to a board wipe if they want to remove your commander
Square Corners This type of miscut is a card with pointed or square corners
Conspiracy is an awesome set, and if Wizards decides to do something like this again then this first generation Conspiracy could even hold value based on being an original just like the first Commander product and Duel Deck product command a premium