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Tinker Bell, Giant Fairy - Enchanted Rare Worth its weight in fairy dust Sold for $971 in October 2023 Tinker Bell, Giant Fairy is one of the most striking Lorcana cards in The First Chapter, showing the dinky fairy from Peter Pan supersized to a towering giant able to lift Captain Hooks pirate ship into the sky

Esper Valigarmanda is a strong saga for spellslinger decks, and for decks that have ways to spend excess mana (on artifacts or abilities

Thanks again for the awesome recommendations, and opening my eyes to better cards for the deck

First up, here's a rank of the legendary creatures whose reprints are a price increase, sorted roughly by current price of the original printing: Thrasios, Triton HeroThrasios, Triton Hero Urza, Lord High ArtificerUrza, Lord High Artificer Yawgmoth, Thran PhysicianYawgmoth, Thran Physician Najeela, the Blade-BlossomNajeela, the Blade-Blossom Atraxa, Grand UnifierAtraxa, Grand Unifier Isshin, Two Heavens as OneIsshin, Two Heavens as One Vial Smasher the FierceVial Smasher the Fierce Yuriko, the Tiger's ShadowYuriko, the Tiger's Shadow Kenrith, the Returned KingKenrith, the Returned King Teferi, Mage of ZhalfirTeferi, Mage of Zhalfir K'rrik, Son of YawgmothK'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth Syr Konrad, the GrimSyr Konrad, the Grim Traxos, Scourge of KroogTraxos, Scourge of Kroog Captain Lannery StormCaptain Lannery Storm Danitha Capashen, ParagonDanitha Capashen, Paragon Fynn, the FangbearerFynn, the Fangbearer And the following is the remaining 20 legendary creatures, again sorted roughly by the price of the original printing

Admittedly, tapping one creature in each of the first two chapters is considerably less good in Commander

What reprints make these decks worth getting