It turns one of your lands into an incredibly large creature that dodges board wipes and sorcery speed removal
This is the cheapest weve seen the set listed at Amazon, and undercuts TCGplayer once shipping is factored in
Thats not to mention the powerful removal ability
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Creatures (24) 1 Chevill, Bane of Monsters 4 Seasoned Hallowblade 4 Acquisitions Expert 1 Tazri, Beacon of Unity 4 Tajuru Paragon 4 Archpriest of Iona 4 Veteran Adventurer 2 Squad Commander Lands (20) Spells (16) Conceptually, Coveted Prize feels like the biggest payoff for the party mechanic, but in practice I think its pretty bad in a creature deck like this if you dont have a full party, and then I think the default is just finding Squad Commander
Elder Deep-Fiend Elder Deep-Fiend saw a surprising amount of play when it was in Standard, and has shown up in other formats occasionally since then