As the name implies, Unlimited was intentionally positioned as less valuable and collectible, but it is still notable today for containing certain cards 35 in all which were removed from later printings of the core set for being too powerful or otherwise problematic
There's also a much rarer variant from 1994's Legends, which used to cost $15 but are now selling for a whopping $99, with one outlier even going for $190
Beat Crowler in Duels to earn swag and ultimately Crowler himself, along with an Ultra Rare copy of his ace monster, the legendary Ancient Gear Golem
Ajani, Nacatl Pariah / Ajani, Nacatl Avenger Ajani, Nacatl Pariah is already super pushed as a 1/2 that enters the battlefield with a free 2/1 cat creature
This means that it has more play against opposing disruption and might play well in the Urza mirror, particularly as Urza is a creature with less than three power, meaning Oko, Thief of Crowns can trade to steal it
You definitely do not need to be a mono-green deck to take advantage of lands