Stuff your deck with cards that require voting and villainous choices and youve got a deck full of interesting decision points for all players at the table
If at any point you lose control of Gustha's Scepter, all the cards you exiled with it are placed in their owner's graveyards
Conclusion Magic: The Gathering cards can absolutely have value, but the market is not as simple as old equals expensive or mythic equals valuable. The cards that perform best usually combine scarcity, demand, condition, history, and collectability
Then if you control eight or more artifacts, each opponent loses life equal to that card's power
Just cant eat too much candy or I end up in diabetic coma
It makes it a different card, and when decks have good reason to both be in these colors and look for good men, the Monk will be here