Released in June of 1994, Legends was and still is a groundbreaking set, responsible for many design, development, and production trends and precedents that still exist today
I took a look on EDHREC for commanders with few decks and picked out Adamaro, First to Desire and brewed it around "cards in hands and artifacts matter"
For the non-foil Dracula series card that comes in every Innistrad: Crimson Vow Collector Booster, it will be an uncommon just over half of the time and a rare or mythic rare otherwise
A little weak but two abilities make up for that
The Most Broken Cards in Magic That brings me back to my original point: if Tinker isn't in the top 5 most busted cards of all time, or even in the top 20, what are some of the other contenders, and why
In general the higher the ink cost of the card, and the more unique the ability, the higher up the rarity chart it will go