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Unstoppable Ash While not technically a Treefolk lord, this card hailing from Morningside certainly suits Treefolk decks perfectly due to its triggered ability that boosts your all of your creatures toughness by five whenever they get blocked, which will aid Treefolk creatures greatly as they already hold high toughness across the board as a creature type
The History of Poison in MTG Poison counters debuted in 1994s Legends on Pit Scorpion
Eggman 1x Miles Tails Prower 1x Shadow the Hedgehog 1x Sonic the Hedgehog Price: Non-foil: $39.99 USD Rainbow foil: $49.99 USD This drop includes seven new cards that are legal for play in Commander, Legacy, and Vintage formats

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They're the key cards in the infamous Tron Modern archetype, which relies on their absurd mana ramp potential to bring out scary threats way ahead of schedule