I thought it would be nice to put the women of Magic in the spotlight for a change
Yet of course, were looking at the most expensive MTG cards and Ancestral Recalls priciest version from the 1993 Alpha set, perhaps unsurprisingly, starts at nearly 10,000, going all the way up to nearly 45k for a graded copy of this incredibly powerful, highly sought after card
Forcing him to attack is a necessary way to prevent his ability from getting too out of control, but even then, there are plenty of ways of giving him some evasion
Having a Dragon enter under your control gives Sarkhan a +1/+1 counter and lets you make Sarkhan a Dragon on his own while giving him flying
With Gengar exs Shadowy Spellbind preventing the opponent from using any Supporter Cards, and the likes of either Hypno or Muk putting opposing Pokemon to sleep or poisoning them
Insight Engine It took a little nudging to remind people this came in their Edge of Eternities precon, but after just a few months people caught on to just how much card advantage you could squeeze out of Insight Engine