Taking a look at the different elements on a location card, in the top left - or right depending on how youre looking at it - youll find the cards ink cost, which youll need to pay in order to play it
That's because they affect the total cost of the spell, not its mana cost
Subsequently, its no wonder that theres demand for this ultra-exclusive version of them to bling out competitive decks
The best way to exploit Chulane are cards like Shrieking Drake and Nurturing Pixie that bounce themselves or other creatures so you can constantly cycle through all of your mana
Whats more, theyre generally tight on mana unless they get luck and/or draw Sword of Feast and Famine, so theres a very real chance they wont be able to cast the cards that are put into exile
Like usual, one important warning before digging into the numbers: there are a lot of different reasons why people buy booster boxes