If you have a deep collection from the Standards of yesteryear, you probably got a great start
Meaning all sets from the 10-year anniversary of MTG and beyond are legal
Barbarian General Borrowing the East Wind Broken Dam Cao Ren, Wei Commander Guan Yu, Sainted Warrior Herald of Hoofbeats Lady Zhurong, Warrior Queen Liu Bei, Lord of Shu Lu Bu, Master-at-Arms Lu Meng, Wu General Lu Xun, Scholar General Ma Chao, Western Warrior Merry-Go-Round Merry-Go-Round Oddric, Lunar Marquis (playtest) Riding Red Hare Riding the Dilu Horse Rolling Earthquake Shu Cavalry Shu Elite Companions Shu General Sun Ce, Young Conquerer Sun Quan, Lord of Wu Taoist Mystic The Girl in the Fireplace Trip Wire Wei Elite Companions Wei Night Raiders Wei Scout Wei Strike Force Wu Elite Cavalry Wu Light Cavalry Wu Scout Xiahou Dun, the One-Eyed Yellow Scarves Cavalry Yellow Scarves General Yuan Shao, the Indecisive Zhang Fei, Fierce Warrior Zhang He, Wei General Zhao Zilong, Tiger General Zuo Ci, the Mocking Sage
Ill take five
Of course I had to spotlight her during Womens History Month
On December 16, presumably not long before the new Magic: The Gathering banlist update, a fan (who must surely be either kicking themself now or trying to cancel the sale) sold a near mint copy from the Scars of Mirrodin MTG set for $71