What a time to be alive #10: Eureka While Eureka has never really enjoyed much tournament success, thats in large part due to only being printed in 1994 and never being legal during a time period in which creatures costing more than four were remotely good
Fun fact, and for those unaware, Aerodactyl is based on the bone structure of illustrated interpretations of the pterosaur
Popular alt arts are often easier to hit compared to English due to smaller set sizes
You can even play both of these cards simultaneously with Voja, Jaws of the Conclave to get three times as many triggers
It's a shame that Pokmon cards just seem to attract a manic mix of the FOMO crowd (ask the folks at Amsterdam's Van Gogh Museum) and straight-up scalpers, bringing out the worst in people who ignore tornado warnings and behave atrociously to get their hands on fresh packs
Freyalise, Llanowar's Fury | Illustration by Adam Paquette Commander precons always fascinate me, largely due to their quality