The Magic sets that were drawn directly from D&D Adventures in the Forgotten Realms and Commander Legends: Battle for Baldurs Gate were my equivalent to peanut butter and chocolate jammed together in gaming deliciousness
This is far from the first occasion on which the famous artist broke the bank on an extremely rare playing card from Wizards of the Coast
Gengar was among the first Pokmon ever designed by Sugimori, and its genesis even predates the name Pokmon Sugimori created Gengar back when the game was still slated to be called Capsule Monsters. A notable card with a notably high price tag to match it
A friend of mine plays with the Family Matters deck, helmed by Zinnia, Valleys Voice and has done pretty well with it
If the spell or ability that's copied has damage divided as it was cast or activated, the division can't be changed (although the targets receiving that damage still can)
Grave Venerations While clearly aimed at Commander, Grave Venerations has text that wouldnt feel out of place in 1v1 formats either