If we assume that the average two-color, 40-card draft deck will want 5-8 fixing lands, we can extrapolate to find the cube totals: This, like our example Pauper and Standard decklists, suggests that between 60-100 fixing lands would be a good minimum at 360 to ensure that two-color decks are able to reliably cast their spells (according to Frank Karstens definition of reliably)
Perhaps to the point where someone felt it'd be a good investment to pay over $100,000 for one, although it seems doubtful this particular Mox Jet will ever be removed from its protective case
Aetherdrift Commander (DRC) 184 cards Released 2025-02-14 $126.02 124.49 168.32 TIX Commanders 4 cards New Cards 16 cards Extended Art 16 cards New Art Reprints 25 cards Reprints 123 cards Their mind whirled with grand plans, never thinking of what might happen if they got to the end of the list
Heres an example: You control Teysa Karlov and Ojer Taq, Deepest Foundation
Condition, population reports (how many copies exist at each grade), current demand, and how frequently the card sells all factor into value, making verified sales data the most reliable indicator of what a card is actually worth
You will need a card to make it unblockable, either one time, or as an Aura