These have always been a thorn in the side of affinity-style decks since they even stop artifacts from tapping for mana, effectively switching Mox Opals and artifact lands off
Doubling Season Doubling Season from Ravnica: City of Guilds hasn't made much of a splash in 60-card formats, but it goes in many different Commander decks of all varities, because it straight-up doubles things players care about, like loyalty counters on Planeswalkers, for example
This set brings more than just a certain Planeswalker with a pension for cervine trickery
It's now only $11 above TCGplayer's market price value of $185
On top of this, when Hakbal of the Surging Soul attacks, you may place a land card from your hand onto the battlefield , but if you choose not to do this, you may draw a card instead
This element of time brings us to the next key principle, which is arguably the most complicated of the three: price trajectory