#9 The way I designed the seating, is that the player would pay the "Board" cost (similar to Equip cost) and then choose which seat that they want the creature to board
You can bump those odds up to 90% by running 20 ramp cards but that also increases the risk of flooding out
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I am still in love with that boy, but his interest in sitting cross-legged on the floor of the living room while we pretend we are powerful wizards has waned over the years, and he hasnt played in a long while
NO PASS 820
The offers began under $100,000 when this card first went live in Goldins auction but as is expected in auctions, bidders continued to drive the price up in attempts to secure the item and thats how it reached such a jaw-dropping number (although looking at previous card prices, $900,000 is still absurd)