With a bevy of tools to interact with your otherwise fragile combo plays, a lack of draw engines and multiple spell activations per turn, and a boss monster that both out-damages and negates most of your plays, this is one of the worst matchups Trickstar can muster
however, since the meta is very open, this article will have a light touch of my humble opinion
Today they can go for $200 to $800 pretty regularly
Now the dust has settled and the excitement around the Shining Revelry expansion set has calmed down, this card has started to be seen slightly less in competitive battles than previously
It's also, like another spiking card, being played in lots and lots of Merfolk MTG commander decks
It's all very reminiscent of the Insomniac Spider-Man games, which used dozens of alternative costumes as collectibles as you zipped across the city