For the sake of diversity, it's important to note that we sought to list ten different cards that had the highest sales value in the history of Magic: The Gathering, since some copies of cards like Black Lotus reached hundreds of thousands of dollars in different versions
IMA isnt an overtly multicolor set, but its relatively thin and weak archetypes, combined with rampant colorless mana, allow decks to rely on individual overpowered cards rather than synergies (though there will be loads of synergies to rely on)
Sky Striker has a lot of generic effects that trigger when there are no Monsters in the Main Monster Zone
Celestial Guardians (A3) Secret Missions Shining Revelry (A2b) Secret Missions Triumphant Light (A2a) Secret Missions Space-Time Smackdown (A2) Secret Missions Mythical Island (A1a) Secret Missions Genetic Apex (A1) Secret Missions
This time we got new cards for our Legacy and Vintage enthusiasts
Given how good the archetype is in the format, Sephiroth was an easy top pick for that reason