In fact, Sheoldred was the first card I thought of when I saw Starscream
While there have been many cool Birthing Pod decks at various points, the final nail in the coffin was Erik Peterss Grand Prix Omaha 2015 list, one of many big GP finishes for Pod near the end of its Modern Career: Creatures (29) 4 Birds of Paradise 1 Eternal Witness 3 Wall of Roots 1 Orzhov Pontiff 1 Shriekmaw 1 Reveillark 3 Kitchen Finks 1 Murderous Redcap 2 Noble Hierarch 1 Linvala, Keeper of Silence 1 Scavenging Ooze 2 Restoration Angel 1 Sin Collector 3 Voice of Resurgence 1 Reclamation Sage 3 Siege Rhino Lands (23) Spells (8) While some Pod decks focused on assembling intricate combos, this build is a great example of the value approach, primarily focusing on exploiting enters-the-battlefield and death triggers while making extremely good use of the toolbox Birthing Pod enables
BPhillipYork: This is fine, but probably slotting in at 5 mana is just too much
In that case, making it a limited edition of 7 would be more on-brand - but a the same time, 77 gives more of us a chance to find one
(Look at the top five cards of your library, then put any number of them into your graveyard and the rest on top of your library in any order.) Sorcery Color tag templates(None) Sorcery (CTRL to add secondary) Sideboard Qty: 10 Price: $15.42 Anchor to the Aether Put target creature on top of its owner's library
I am forever grateful Prior to this sale the elusive Black Lotus card was the priciest Magic card of all time, selling at one point for a whopping $615,000
