The price tag is surprising, given that the main card is a strictly worse, color-restricted Panharmonicon, which itself is only just over $5
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But I dont really see the power level in that, especially when it requires a constant input of artifacts to work with
Ive always have a sweet spots for 2 mana discard creatures aka Rats as Ravenous Rats from Urzas Destiny was the first value creature I played to a lot in my LGS, and its no secret that Doom Foretold has been my favorite standard deck for a while
Gishath is probably my pick for a first dinosaur commander. Its trio of keywords help to make it more likely that youll attack with it and deal combat damage the same turn that it comes down, which means extra value by hopefully pulling a dinosaur or two out of your deck