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Sadly, there's only a moderately played (MP) sale at $417.99 to reference, which leaves plenty of unanswered questions, but also suggests cards in lightly played (LP), or near-mint (NM) condition would command incredibly high sums

This means you have less dead cards when you play any given deck and are able to cope best with the most aggressive decks but you pay for this by being weaker against the big fat monsters that usually require two burns spells to tackle

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The only issue is that the overall creature density is low so its probably not worth risking it, but I think any Ninja is reasonable to consider, especially if you play more creatures (maybe more Bloodbraid Elves, but evasion would better) Izzet: This has been popular in Pillar of the Paruns decks, but when you dont need all your spells to be gold cards, I dont think its worth it compared to one-mana interaction