Contract From Below lets the player discard their hand and ante the top card of their library in exchange for drawing seven cards, Darkpact lets the player swap an ante card with the top card of their library, and Demonic Attorney causes each player to ante the top card of their library
Base Set 1st Edition holographic Charizards in high grade can be worth thousands
This keyword does seem a little odd given the current meta game as there arent many scenarios where banishing a character would be better than letting them be chosen by an action
And its easy to see why, as Badgermole Cub is often a strong follow-up to casting an Llanowar Elves in Standard Constructed
As a tempo deck, Snow Queen wants to disrupt your opponent and keep manipulating the pace of the game
It's even possible that having cheaper versions of these cards on the market actually increases the price of the older, collectible versions, as it introduces newer players to cards that they have perhaps never even seen before