Sindbad (T1, S) OK, I hear my audience saying, Why is a marginal creature which hasn't seen play since Fourth Edition sitting on this list
First up, it replaces itself, meaning if things go awry youre not too sad
Lion Sash is one of the better ones for its affordable mana value and ability to mimic Scavenging Ooze and the instant-speed shenanigans it enables, all at a low Reconfigure cost
From a couple of cents to reaching quadruple-digit figures, MTG 's Final Fantasy set has more than a few high-value chase cards featuring rare art variations and foil types
Theros block was one of the least popular in the history of the game, though I suspect that neither of those two sets will remain at $90 for much longer
With two Lore pips, Beast can easily rack up a ton of Lore by questing, playing a damaging card such as Fire the Canons, then questing again