D&D campaigns are (very often) all about powerful characters that take on evil doers to save the world, or at the very least a town or city, from destruction
I'm sure Kemba, Kha Regent players will have a blast flashing and equipping one of the mythic rare Mirrodin swords to give protection from a blocker
She is a fantastic example of top-down design, in that she is a great representation of the spread of vampirism, and the concept of the "Master Vampire" that takes control of the Vampires it has created
8 Dihada, Binder Of Wills It's easy to see how Dihada, Binder of Wills can be a powerful commander
if you dont have plenty of discard/self-mill effects, its hard to do it on demand, and these creatures are so expensive you cant slot them into any old deck