Tyvars Stand One mana to provide near-perfect protection for a creature is pretty reasonable
1993 Magic: The Gathering Alpha Savannah Lions (RW) Rank - Most Expensive Magic Card: 27 Sale price: $16,200 Sale year: 2016 Sale location: Fanatics Collect Grade: BGS 9.5 Before Magic: The Gathering introduced powerhouse creatures with overwhelming stats, there was Savannah Lionsa simple yet iconic one-mana 2/1 creature that defined early MTG aggro strategies
Perhaps surprisingly, Pauper is one of the best formats for a degenerate like me to play an off-meta land destruction deck built to bully my opponents by casting Dark Ritual into Choking Sands on turn 1
Cryptic: Marneus Augustus Calgar is a veteran of countless battles, including one against The Swarmlord, and later one encounter with Abaddon where he technically died before being restored as a Primaris Astartes, lieutenant of the acting Regent of the Imperium of Man
Garruk's Uprising, Elemental Bond, Selvala, Heart of the Wilds, The Skullspore Nexus, Rishkar's Expertise, and Warstorm Surge all capitalize on the high power stat on your side of the battlefield
Of course, Burning Cinder Fury interacts with how you 'tap' a card in M:TG