They don't copy whether that creature was tapped or untapped, whether it had any counters on it or Auras and Equipment attached to it, and so on
In its prime, Glimpse of Nature was a rather consistent turn 3-4 win deck in Modern that used a lot of cheap elves, Green Suns Zenith and Regal Force to win games in the blink of an eye
There are also some recent precons that fit the themes listed above: Politics: Silverquill Statement Life-gain: Witherbloom Witchcraft Spellslinger: Prismari Performance Lands: Lands Wrath & Reap the Tides Commander is the most popular way to play Magic , and easily the most diverse
Call to the Kindred Dronepack Kindred Kindred Boon Kindred Charge Kindred Denial Kindred Discovery Kindred Dominance Kindred Summons Ulrich's Kindred
Catching your opponent off guard with a strong removal spell is already goodbut sneaking in an attack for two poison can win games
Pit of Offerings is a land that offers graveyard hate, something that is seemingly always useful in Commander