Chart a Course Chart a Course is at its best in aggressive decks capable of making it a 2-mana Divination, but its perfectly fine in any strategy that can utilize the graveyard
Cube cards have to take into account playability as well as suitability to purpose
The demand for larger, more visually appealing cards is expected to rise, fueled by improvements in printing technology and the quest for more engaging gameplay experiences
Thanks to its cheap starter decks, its easy for players to at least test the game out and see if its for them before investing more heavily
If you're wanting it for your collection, you'll need to act quickly while supplies last, but don't go into this thinking it'll be an 'investment' in the same way the most valuable Pokmon cards are
Both sides of the card prevent opponents from casting anything on your turn (sorry, blue players), and having a 6/6 with reach and trample is neat, too