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At that time, they were made legal for Legacy and Vintage play which also translates to Commander play in this day and age
Cards that see regular play are often flexible and cost-effective, and they appear in multiple archetypes across the metagame

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There are many cases where this one can be reversed, and you can put it in all decks except for a few of his decks