By shockingly affordable, I mean Im pleasantly surprised at how cheaply you can pick up copies of Boromir now, despite the fact that he easily slots into literally any white deck thats playing even a minimal number of creatures
From a financial standpoint, Primeval Titan is the heaviest hitter of the group

Elsha, Threefold Master Elsha, Threefold Master | Illustration by Irina Nordsol Commander (1) Planeswalker (1) Creature (21) Sprite Dragon Stormcatch Mentor Third Path Iconoclast Accident-Prone Apprentice Coruscation Mage Frenzied Geistblaster Slickshot Show-Off Smoldering Egg Young Pyromancer Monastery Mentor Mocking Sprite Haughty Djinn Baral and Kari Zev Guttersnipe Murmuring Mystic Archmage Emeritus Shiko and Narset, Unified Storm-Kiln Artist Indris, the Hydrostatic Surge Tolarian Terror Eddymurk Crab Sorcery (13) Anguished Recollection Sleight of Hand Unending Whisper Faithless Looting Strike It Rich Exorcise Expressive Iteration Glacial Dragonhunt Deep Analysis Rite of Replication Baral's Expertise Riverwheel Sweep Vanquish the Horde Instant (20) Defiant Strike Swords to Plowshares Brainstorm Consider Opt Shore Up Expedite Get Lost Faithful Mending Mapping the Maze Think Twice Abrade Twinferno Sink into Stupor Prismari Command Jeskai Charm Rally the Monastery Big Score Sublime Epiphany Magma Opus Enchantment (4) Stormchaser's Talent Ghostly Prison Jeskai Ascendancy Whirlwind of Thought Artifact (1) Land (39) Adarkar Wastes Ash Barrens Battlefield Forge Clifftop Retreat Command Tower Deserted Beach Elegant Parlor Evolving Wilds Glacial Fortress Idyllic Beachfront Island x5 Meticulous Archive Molten Tributary Mountain x5 Mystic Monastery Perilous Landscape Plains x5 Prairie Stream Restless Spire Sacred Peaks Shivan Reef Stormcarved Coast Sulfur Falls Sundown Pass Swiftwater Cliffs Tranquil Cove Wind-Scarred Crag Deck Theme and Strategy This Elsha, Threefold Master deck is all about casting a bunch of spells, drawing cards, and turning that momentum into a flood of tokens or big, flashy plays

Furthermore, we have the four Warriors of Light, depicted as a Warrior, White Mage, Thief, and Black Mage
It's a little tough but I could see it potentially slotting in to my recent Commander Focus: Talrand deck