These are much weaker than the curses we typically see now (Curse of Disturbance just straight-up outclasses Curse of Shallow Graves)
Farmer Cotton If youre ramping, Farmer Cotton makes a ton of halflings and snacks, which seems right for a farmer with lots of land
Vivi Ornitier (Borderless - Chocobo Track Foil) from Final Fantasy IX has a market value near $119, though some listings push closer to $220
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Voice of Many | Illustration by Greg Staples The Too Many Cards topic is as old as Magic itself, as witnessed by this old thread reposted on Twitter by SaffronOlive: The whole thread linked by SaffronOlive (which is from 1994) is worth a read, but two topics stood out to me, above all for how common they still are: players are worried that WotC will kill Magic by printing too many cards or by printing too powerful cards
