When I was invited, I had thought about playing something more unconventional, perhaps a UW Faeries list with Shared Triumph, a UW Skies list utilizing Meddling Mage, Swords to Plowshares, and Armageddon, or a self-bounce heavy list with Wormfang Drake, Thalakos Seer, and Curfew
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We are only looking at the traditional regular frame non-foil MTG cards so you can see what the chase rares and most valuable cards from Aetherdrift are based on the card power, not their treatment With all that said, here are the most expensive cards from Aetherdrift so far: #1 Ketramose, the New Dawn $46 #2 The Aetherspark $35 #3 Brightglass Gearhulk $17 #4 Radiant Lotus $14 #5 Monument to Endurance $12 #6 Riptide Gearhulk $10 #7 Chandra, Spark Hunter $8 #8 Wastewood Verge $7 #9 Bleachbone Verge $7 #10 Riverpyre Verge $6 #11 Sunbillow Verge $5 #12 Sab-Sunen, Luxa Embodied $5 #13 The Speed Demon $5 #14 Willowrush Verge $4 #15 Oildeep Gearhulk $4 #16 March of the World Ooze $4 #17 Unstoppable Plan $4 #18 Thunderous Velocipede $4 #19 Stock Up $3 #20 Loot, the Pathfinder $3 Those are the top 20 most expensive big money cards from Aetherdrift as of the time of writing
Some common strategies and cards that are often paired with Zetalpa in Commander decks include Voltron or stax-themed decks
From there, we find a few other high-power, lower-mana-cost creatures for Sakashima to copy
The commons and uncommons in Set Boosters tell little stories, and there's always the chance of opening a card from The List