So what tends to happen is that eager beavers will trade for a couple of pieces from some exciting new deck (generally right after they see it perform well on stream and the prices are at their highest) only to give up once they realize, holy mackerel, Vengevine is itself a $50 card and Leyline of the Void is up to $60 and you need a playset of Arid Mesa and wait, how much is Blackcleave Cliffs these days
As a general rule, pack your cards like you would expect to receive them
Also, as long as there aren't too many keywords (you can create vocabulary overload for new players), they help add flavor and cohesion to the mechanics we use a lot
Among them, 'Master, Multiplied' went up in price because people thought, 'If you swap text with a creature that has Myriad, you can keep copying Deadpool and stealing text forever!' (I'll skip the detailed explanation, but when you create a copy of Deadpool, the exchanged text is not a copiable value, so the copy enters as a 'Deadpool with the text-exchange ability' and performs a text exchange as it enters.) So, there are many 'Myriad' + Deadpool decks on EDHREC, and I tried building one myself, but honestly, the feel wasn't great
This artifact depicts that concept perfectly, as you give your opponents the horse, and in exchange, you create a 1/1 token during each of your opponents upkeeps
Passive Perception 13 Languages All languages known to its summoner CR None (XP 0
