It’s nice that this one is expensive purely as a curiosity for collectors; unlike the Power 9 (or other pricey cards in general, especially on the Reserved List) it doesn’t gatekeep access to any actual game format. I approve of Wizards partitioning their product into “pieces used to play a game” and “fancy art pieces”.
It’s nice that this one is expensive purely as a curiosity for collectors; unlike the Power 9 (or other pricey cards in general, especially on the Reserved List) it doesn’t gatekeep access to any actual game format. I approve of Wizards partitioning their product into “pieces used to play a game” and “fancy art pieces”.