With the introduction of The Walking Dead cards, which would be legal in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage, the old Nexus of Fate conversation resurfaced what are players supposed to do when a deck featuring exclusive cards becomes a big player in the competitive metagame
Of the franchise's non-human antagonists and monsters, few are more impressive than Sin from Final Fantasy X
Siege Modification : Enchantment (Aura), casting cost of one generic and two red mana, enchanting creature or vehicle
It's very strong in multiplayer since you are more likely to be running at least one opponent with Green ramp and two-drop ramp spells like Rampant Growth and Farseek are getting added to ramp brews in Commander over conventional ramp like Cultivate and Kodama's Reach, so on the turn you have three mana, one player casting a two mana ramp spell with an extra land is pretty likely, and if not, then someone probably cast Explore spells or dropped an Exploration and an extra land or two