The copy created by the effect of Return the Favor's first mode will have the same targets as the spell or ability it's copying unless you choose new ones
There are so many ways to completely break Skullclamp that it had to be banned in Modern and Legacy, but you can still use and abuse it in Vintage and Commander
Redemption codes are provided with no guarantee of them actually working due to the following conditions from WotC: *MTG Arena and Magic Online codes must be redeemed within one year of order confirmation
Its easily #1, and arguably among the best activated ability commanders in the game, but only because its so broken and easy to turn into a one-card infinite combo that starts the game in your command zone
This isnt too shocking, as the consistency and power these archetypes provide is through the roof
Sure, demand for rare Pokmon cards may be high right now, but it could easily disappear overnight as young investors and collectors turn to something else