Ponder in Magic 2012 comes to mind
Abjure Absorb Absorb Energy Abstruse Interference Access Denied Admiral's Order Amazing Acrobatics Arcane Denial Archmage's Charm Artistic Refusal Assert Authority Bag Check Bane's Contingency Brine Seer Bring the Ending Broken Ambitions Broken Concentration Brush Off Busted
Of course, the underlying problem still remains: Wizards has already reprinted a significant portion of the expensive cards in Modern (and second / third / fourth reprintings are less valuable and exciting than the first), and the most exciting reprints for other formats are on the Reserved List
$3.49 Miscast Core Set 2021 $0.69 Cephalid Coliseum Modern Horizons 3 $0.35 Spell Pierce Secrets of Strixhaven Mystical Archive $0.49 Goldhound Streets of New Capenna $2.79 Strike It Rich Modern Horizons 2 $3.49 Pinnacle Monk Modern Horizons 3 $4.99 An Offer You Can't Refuse Foundations $2.79 Gogo, Mysterious Mime Final Fantasy Commander Decks $1.29 Malevolent Hermit Innistrad: Midnight Hunt $0.35 Dispel Battle for Zendikar $3.49 Lively Dirge Outlaws of Thunder Junction $1.49 Hydroelectric Specimen Modern Horizons 3 0 results found
Each player exiles all creature cards from his or her graveyard, then sacrifices all creatures he or she controls, then puts all cards he or she exiled this way onto the battlefield
While not every one of these cards gets to become a staple of a format, they tend to all have some kind of ability, or a combination thereof, that ends up overcharging one playstyle or another
