I find the Nazgul tedious in Commander - they add too much consistency and bean-counting to the average game, not to mention the financial aspect of collecting all nine
(EDHREC Rank: #618) Much like Patron of the Moon, Multani benefits from a lot of cards that have been printed in recent years that care about the number of lands you play, so if green is more your speed, you should give this a consideration
The key is to only make these kinds of picks in spots where theres a low opportunity cost
Most decks in the game will not go above 40 cards to help with consistency, but some play styles, like the Lightsworn archetype or decks used That Grass Looks Greener before it was banned, can benefit from more cards
Griffin Canyon Market Price: $10.64 As weve seen with other sets, one-off nonbasic lands are often worth quite the premium on the secondary market, especially if theyre quite old, have never been reprinted, and are part of the Reserved List