Unless you have the right support, youre often better off to stop your curve at six (or maybe seven if you have some seven-drop bombs) and leave the eight-drop out of the deck
Divination is the classic example, since you use one card to draw two
For example, a league could order 500 decks of "Starter Set A" and 500 decks of "Starter Set B" and still trigger the 1,000-unit price tier
Its listed on a collectible marketplace that Logan himself co-founded called Liquid for $5 million but theres a catch
Theyre a little fiddly to learn but full of flavor when you get to grips with them, and the fact each creature can only have one role gives them some tactical nuance
Sure, 3 mana might be a little excessive to draw a card, but its not like Jund is blue