While Seal of Cleansing might be more powerful than Disenchant in the present day, Disenchant ruled the roost as the enchantment/artifact removal spell of choice for a majority of Magic history
Nazgul #339 foil : Around $18 and normal at around $9 Nazgul #332 foil : Around $15 and normal at around $9 Nazgul #338 foil : Around $14 and normal at around $9 Nazgul #336 foil : Around $14 and normal at around $9 Nazgul #333 foil : Around $14 and normal at around $9 Nazgul #100 foil : Around $18 and normal at around $9 Nazgul #337 foil : Around $13 and normal at around $8 Nazgul #335 foil : Around $17 and normal at around $8 Nazgul #334 foil : Around $14 and normal at around $8 New Nazgul variants dropped through the second printing of LTR , featuring a Showcase Scrolls treatment
But thats enough for the price to move up, especially on that extended art variant, which looks gorgeous
The ability had some interesting applications and makes some previously underwhelming cards worth playing, but at five mana I find myself wanting just a little more from this commander
This is a change from the previous rules for split cards
Since Sanctuary Lockdown's activated ability doesn't have a tap symbol in its cost, you can tap creatures that haven't been under your control since your most recent turn began to pay the cost