Very much appreciated
Thats true for all Magic cards, but stapling a loss of some kind onto an effect makes it all a bit more fraught
For example, among the cards available on TCGPlayer, the third most expensive is an Unlimited Edition of Mox Sapphire, which has an average price of $3,400 for a lightly played version, whereas it can go upward of $5,000 for near mint, based on availability
2: Sinister Scoundrels Secret Lair, this printing feels perfectly at home
For a cost of just three ink (with the option to add it to your inkwell if needs be), its the perfect item card to keep handy for just the right moment
I don't think Containment Priest if the format-warper that True-Name Nemesis was (and in some ways continues to be) but I think its going to be played far more than Toxic Deluge, which is generally a sideboard one-of