So, when in doubt, you can always compare your cards to a card from recent years
Excitingly, however, that seems set to change with the arrival of the Archazias Island set
Since this creature draws a card when it enters the battlefield, it can actually function as a sneaky outlet for infinite mana
You can ignore combat damage and your life total will remain as is
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This time last month, the enchantment card cost just $1.20, but now it's worth $10 on the secondary market
