Last week we looked at M15s very underwhelming mythic cycle of Souls, and after coming to the conclusion that they were far too expensive and inefficient to see much Standard play, Kennen Haas had this to say in the comments: I get the sense that some writers are commissioned to hype cards to push sales
this is the only Beeble card not illustrated by Jeff Miracola) Jim "Stop the Da Vinci Beatdown" (on Circle of Protection: Art, where one of the attacking artistic works was by Da Vinci) Pete "Fear Me" Venters (on Drawn Together, which includes all cards Pete Venters drew) Pete "Yes the Urza's Legacy One" Venters (on Erase (Not the Urza's Legacy One)
That said, theres still hope for resellers
$0.69 Ass Whuppin' Unhinged $0.79 Magical Hacker Unhinged $1.99 Chaos Confetti Unglued $32.99 Avatar of Growth Game Night $18.99 Sulfurous Springs Ice Age $9.49 Prosperity Portal $17.99 Ashnod's Coupon Unglued $0.49 Thornscape Familiar Planeshift $0.49 Scalpelexis Judgment $149.99 Evil Presents (Holiday Foil) Promotional $0.35 Double Header Unhinged $2.49 Ach
While players cant damage each other directly, they can attack their opponents characters in order to slow their acquisition of lore (needed to win the game) and remove powerful effects from the field
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