This surge of interest fed directly into cultural moments with stadium rock bands referencing Tolkien in their lyrics in the 1970s
Hopefully, by the time we're done, we'll have a better idea of just why these cards are so important, what decks they fight against, and why, when you are building a deck, you should be including these effects somewhere in your 75
Jace, Architect of Thought and Fact or Fiction gave you the choice of what cards went your hand, not your opponent, and I think that makes all the difference
Its a good example of a card from Murders at Karlov Manor thats going to be obscene in Commander, but one thats not quite there for other formats
At the moment, Whir of Invention has a secondary market price of about $5 for its cheapest variant
Theyre most commonly used for casual play, playtesting, and formats like Commander or Cubeespecially when you want to try a deck before buying expensive cards (or when youd rather not shuffle your rent payment)