As a niche trophy few parents or children would give up, this card has reached mind-bending auction prices of over $200,000
Of course, youve probably heard those legendary stories of players selling old collections and walking away with enough to buy a house
For five mana, this Vampire Soldier gets a +1/+1 counter whenever a player sacrifices a permanent, and you gain a life
I get that not everything can be Treasure or Clue tokens, but Id hoped for a little more
More importantly, banning Monstrous Rage and Up the Beanstalk does call for This Town Ain't Big Enough to get banned as well in order not to make Pixie decks too oppressive, so it makes sense to see it gone
Oftentimes, especially when playing against other starter decks, you'll find yourself in situations where both players are building their boards but neither are willing to start questing and risk losing their characters