Punishing Fire in Modern, Nexus of Fate in Pioneer
it just spreads the reprints over a larger pool of cards, which means Modern staples in general will decrease in price more slowly because they aren't being reprinted quite as often, with more Legacy, Commander, and perhaps eventually Pauper staples picking up the slack), it does make the current pace of reprintings viable for a bit longer, which buys Wizards some time to figure out what its next move will be in terms of creating more equity (with this week's announcement bridging the gap to the Modern 2.0 / Fronter-like format that is rumored to be coming with Magic Arena in a few years)
Flesh Duplicate There are plenty of reasons to want to get a copy of another creature
This went back to its roots, focusing more on the Werewolves and, in the following set, Innistrad: Crimson Vow, Vampires
Not only will they protect your commander, but they also make it much scarier for your opponents
If you can play it in your deck, you probably should