Karakas First Printed: 1994-JUN Banned: 2008-SEP Commander is a format that focuses on legendary creatures that tie together decks thematically, and Karakas is a land that can both prevent a player from having consistent access to their commander AND allow its controller to consistently save their commander from removal
I can imagine doing something disgusting, like encoring an Angel of Indemnity, then using my last white pip to get a fourth, more permanent version
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Your copy has a smaller coverage of the ink defect when compared with other examples
It freely protects itself, draws cards, bashes for 5 in the air, and even makes some token 1/1s
And the card is genuinely difficult to pull, even in a set that was printed in enormous quantities, creating a natural supply constraint that keeps prices elevated relative to the rest of the set