Maskwood Nexus is the stand-out here, giving every creature you control every creature type, giving you a full party every time you have four or more creatures on the battlefield
The +1 ability is perfect for Commander games to make all your opponents lose two cards every turn
So, if you've always wanted to try out the more expensive and high powered MTG formats like Vintage and Legacy, but don't have thousands of spare dollars to throw into a trading card game, this could be a good opportunity
With powerful graveyard recursion from Timetwister, Feldons Cane, and Recall, often times some of the strongest spells must be exiled
Explaining this situation, Wizards pointed toward the disparity between old formats on Arena and paper
Its something thats been going on in paper since foils were first introduced, and although its going to happen more often now and be less cool when it pops up, its not going to break anything