A 4-mana 3/3 that makes a Clue is fine, and this will be a 4/4 Vigilance from time to time
Here are a few critical factors that determine why some cards shoot up in value and things you should watch if youre sourcing or selling: Rarity : Tournament promos, extremely limited print runs, signed versions all reduce supply dramatically
Its cheap and has a thing for noncreature spells, so I can see it in Jeskai combo decks that require using its abilities to generate card advantage
Dragon 082 Dragon 1,17% Flame Swordsman 015 Warrior 1,17% Swamp Battleguard 012 Warrior 1,17% Garoozis 068 Beast-Warrior 1,17% Battle Steer 014 Beast-Warrior 1,17% Axe Raider 078 Warrior 1,07% Karbonala Warrior 043 Warrior 1,07% Wolf 061 Beast 1,07% Baby Dragon 004 Dragon 1,07% Battle Warrior 100 Warrior 1,07% Mountain Warrior 029 Beast-Warrior 1,07% Sogen 333 Magic 0,78% Meteor B
Midrange Midrange decks play a mix of high-impact creatures and efficient spells
They're sets of limited edition Magic: The Gathering cards, reprints that are dressed to impress with funky new art styles