For such a low ink cost, it can cause a real headache very early in the game, and its card-discarding effect can quickly throw a wrench in your opponents plans
The 3 and 4-cost range offers some of the most exciting cards in the deck, though, starting with Prince Johns rather incredible 5 strength and 5 willpower
He may be Goofy, but he didn't come to mess around
Given how quickly Tidus can get those counters, this Core Set 2019 card is now up to $5 from just a few cents a few weeks ago, and well worth adding to the best Final Fantasy MTG precon
an aggressive commander that draws cards seems useful, especially with a few cheap dragons like Changeling Outcast and Clarion Conqueror to maximize the cards drawn off the second ability
From the cool, purple coloring to counter the vibrant gold, to Hades status as a dastardly villain, the only thing that these two cards seem to have in common besides their 3/4 strength/will power numbers is the fact that both cards oddly enough have something to do with making a deal