A turn one play other than Sol Ring has to be impactful, and getting your three drop Commander or Rhystic Study out on turn 2 fits the bill
Instead, my money goes to the Trumpeter (check him out in the International Cards section of this list)
Nissa, Resurgent Animist Nissa, Resurgent Animist made a big splash in Modern thanks to its mana production and ability to draw cards
Villeneuve may not have been the first one to do stained glass art on MTG cards, but she certainly left a mark with a complete cycle of her own
In the epic conclusion to the Phyrexian story arc, legendary cards from across your favorite planes have been reprinted together to fight the Phyrexian scourge
While the character is weak, its strength is in its incredible Sound the Call ability that allows a player to spend 2 Ink to play any character for free. The prospect of pulling out a character as early as turn 5 (or multiple characters given that players would hypothetically still have ink to play) makes this character a great one to have in any Steel deck