Paired with Ruby Medallion, it effectively gives extra copies of reducers, so its easier to chain rituals and finish with Past in Flames, Wish, Grapeshot, or Empty the Warrens
#6: Soul of Windgrace Now, something that doesnt come up as much here on HexaGorgon is the kind of Commander decks I play
Its always a good idea to get your cards assessed before you sell to avoid nasty surprises

Abdel Adrian, Gorion's Ward Abzan Guide Ahn-Crop Champion Alpine Houndmaster Arashin Foremost Arashin Sunshield Astor, Bearer of Blades Avenging Huntbonder Baldin, Century Herdmaster Ballroom Brawlers Battershield Warrior Beskir Shieldmate Black Panther, Claws of Bast Black Panther, Hope Enduring Black Panther, Most Dangerous Black Panther, Vanguard Boromir, Gondor's Hope Brave Brawler Bruse Tarl, Roving Rancher Celestine, the Living Saint Chief of the Edge Chief of the Scale Cid, Freeflier Pilot Cleaving Skyrider Daghatar the Adamant Dakkon Blackblade Devoted Crop-Mate Djeru, With Eyes Open Dora Milaje Elite Dragon Hunter Dragonscale General Dromoka Warrior Eivor, Battle-Ready Eivor, Wolf-Kissed Felothar the Steadfast Felothar, Dawn of the Abzan Glory-Bound Initiate Gosta Dirk Guan Yu, Sainted Warrior Hakoda, Selfless Commander Haktos the Unscarred Hardened Tactician Harper Recruiter Hatut Zeraze Strike Force Hazezon Tamar Hazezon, Shaper of Sand Herald of Dromoka Hero of Bretagard Hero of Precinct One Hidden Dragonslayer Honored Crop-Captain Hunding Gjornersen Invasion Reinforcements Ironclad Slayer Jacques le Vert Jared Carthalion, True Heir Jor Kadeen, the Prevailer Kabira Outrider Kargan Warleader Kasimir the Lone Wolf Kassandra, Eagle Bearer Katara, Heroic Healer Katara, Water Tribe's Hope Katara, the Fearless Kjeldoran Warrior Kyoshi Warrior Guard Kyoshi Warriors Lightwalker Maja, Bretagard Protector Mardu Hateblade Mardu Hordechief Mardu Siegebreaker

Like many vintage items, its generally older, rarer and iconic cards in good condition that fetch the highest prices
Gev plays more like a Tempo deck, taking advantage of the effects of cheap permanents and winning off of them