Through sets like Jumpstart, Strixhaven, Modern Horizons II, and the wide range of preconstructed Commander decks being released, established archetypes are constantly growing stronger
Yes, it's overpriced for the first one, but controlling From the Rubble for two turns is worth it if you've built your deck around a short list of creature types
But something other than All is Dust and Ugin is very welcome
The Deck Okay, here is the full decklist: Creatures (42) 1 Sol'kanar the Swamp King 1 Rune-Scarred Demon 27 Shadowborn Apostle 1 Grim Haruspex 1 Archfiend of Depravity 1 Kothophed, Soul Hoarder 1 Razaketh, the Foulblooded 1 Demonlord Belzenlok 1 Taborax, Hope's Demise 1 Jetmir, Nexus of Revels 1 Be'lakor, the Dark Master 1 Lord of Change 1 Plague Drone 1 Venomcrawler 1 Bloodthirster 1 The Balrog, Durin's Bane Lands (39) 14 Swamp 1 Polluted Mire 1 Grand Coliseum 1 Barren Moor 1 Murmuring Bosk 1 Arcane Sanctum 1 Crumbling Necropolis 1 Savage Lands 1 Exotic Orchard 1 Bojuka Bog 1 Command Tower 1 Unknown Shores 1 Opal Palace 1 Nomad Outpost 1 Sandsteppe Citadel 1 Opulent Palace 1 Desert of the Glorified 1 Survivors' Encampment 1 Path of Ancestry 1 Zagoth Triome 1 Indatha Triome 1 Ziatora's Proving Ground 1 Xander's Lounge 1 Raffine's Tower 1 Crystal Grotto 1 Barad-dur Spells (18) 1 Night's Whisper 1 No Rest for the Wicked 1 Bloodbond March 1 Damnation 1 Sign in Blood 1 Chromatic Lantern 1 Painful Truths 1 Anguished Unmaking 1 Secret Salvage 1 Thrilling Encore 1 Liliana's Contract 1 Arcane Signet 1 Skyclave Relic 1 Stinging Study 1 Echoing Return 1 Mask of Griselbrand 1 Blood for the Blood God
This might not be entirely applicable to MTG, but its a fact that foil cards or those with special art are much more valuable than their regular counterparts
The flavor text for Bursting Beebles makes fun that they, like many of our players, went away when Mercadian Masques came out
