That also means were taking a look back at the most expensive Magic: The Gathering cards of all time, rather than attempting to nail down any kind of value in the current market
This card is so powerful, it allows a crafty player to win on turn one
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The reasoning behind this was that there were some players who disliked DFCs, a number of them being Wizards employees, and they were worried they'd be a colossal flop
Seriously, he seems as invisible as a middle-aged balding man in a white tee is at Home Depot
While Sun Titan doesn't fly and he costs 2 more mana, he also doesn't require you to spend additional mana to keep using his ability and he doesn't bring things back with an exile clause