I cant imagine any foil escapes without losing at least 30-40% of its current price

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The good news is, we can get those basic copies super cheap once these cards hit their lows
On the other hand, cards like Rest in Peace and Relic of Progenitus are still likely better for most controlling decks that don't really care about having a 2/1 body and don't have any meaningful creature synergies
Falling under the Amethyst ink type, this card has a very high cost of 8 ink to be summoned, however, if a player has an Elsa card already in play, the Spirit of Winter card can be "Shifted" and summoned for only 6 ink
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