The Greek pantheon has always been an area of interest, but I also have an affinity for the Egyptian gods, even though Im less familiar with them
It had been a while since I'd really engaged with Magic: The Gathering, but a recent booster draft with friends completely rekindled my interest
As far as I can see, there's one simple reason why good two-color lands are kept at rare: it helps sell packs
That is a very charming iteration of a cockatrice, by the way -- a lot of Cockatrice interpretations, if they even remember that the creature's supposed to be a chicken, go all-in on making a creepy scary bird
A 75-cent common technically sells, but once you subtract the final value fee, the envelope, and the ten minutes you spent listing it, you are at a loss
Set Boosters will all contain a foil and provide what Wizards of the Coast describes as a broad view of the set's themes and flavor, and one in four of the Set Boosters will contain cards from The List