Character-centric cards almost always perform well on the resale market if theyre colorful and lively, and this card offers that in spades
It fit right in with my math folders and history binder
I want to make an honorable mention of Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite, because its technically not what we think about with removal
[20] On each player's turn, following a set phase order, they draw a card, tap their lands and other permanents as necessary to gain mana to cast spells, engage their creatures in a single attack round against their opponent who may use their own creatures to block the attack, and then complete other actions with any remaining mana
I had fun trying to beat the decks that people had spent $400 armed only with my cheap deck, but eventually I arrived at the point where there was a card that was strictly better than another card in my deck and I would need to replace it if I wanted to really have good odds of winning
Whether you want to play the safer go-wide token strategy or take a greater risk, this deck has plenty of power
