Firstly, the exile effect is attached to a 2/2 body for three mana, which is perfect as far as tempo plays go
The Sauron starter deck, meanwhile, contains a range of dark creatures with powerful abilities but each relies on Lands being played, slowing down the pace of attack and requiring various blocking strategies to stay alive long enough for a killer hit
Currently the highest valued reprint in CL2 is Jeskas Will, which is actually in one of the pre-cons, not the main set
For my money, this is a nice payoff with some big upside, but having the downsides of needing to connect without any built-in evasion plus relying on your opponent picking a good thing for you to reanimate makes this too difficult to use
Jumbo Cactuar will be Standard-legal, by the way that is to say, it'll be printed in the main Final Fantasy MTG set, rather than the Commander precons revealed on Monday
Genestealer Locus BPhillipYork: There's the defensive aspect of this, but hardly seems worth it, this is a card I would probably cut