Living weapons on the other hand create a token creature when they enter, the Germ tokens have no toughness and would die on their own, while For Mirrodin
This Dimir (blue/black) pairing is one that plays best with a strategy built around the Zombie creature type and feeds into reviving them from the graveyard
Commander's Sphere is also widely popular for similar reasons: You ramp and fix mana with this rock, and draw a card when needed (for 0 mana, even if tapped out!)
The Wise Mothman, its Commander, dishes out rad counters and then grows in power as those counters mill cards and wound your opponents
Paying almost ten times the amount of a Draft Booster for a few foil cards and maybe a few art treatments that aren't inherently worth much more made them a luxury product you'd only buy once in a while
Several years ago, this led us to ask the question, "Are there different types of boosters we could make that would excite a different audience than what our normal Draft Booster is aimed at?" The first booster to come from this line of thinking was the Theme Booster