The cheaper your spells, the more likely it is you can cast a card draw spell and cast the spells you drew in the same turn
Ah, and you also amass a big creature out of the deal
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This Alela can both be solid in the command zone and as a secondary piece in your other faerie builds
(Incidentally, this is why I prefer Roast to Mizzium Mortars or Lava Coil in my red decks at the moment.) It sees play in Bant Company as a way to get more Turn 1 plays while maintaining a high density of three-drops, in Green-based Aggro as a supplemental three-drop to Steel Leaf Champion, and even in Green-based Devotion as a sideboard card that pressures non-interactive opponents on decks like Simic Lotus Field or blocks against Mono-Red Aggro
Here are the top serialized cards selling on the secondary market Overgrown Tomb: Market value is around $400, with sellers pushing up to $700 Niv-Mizzet, Parun: Market value is around $300 Arclight Phoenix: Market value is around $225, and is selling for the same price Blazing Archon: Market value is around $100, but is selling at up to $300 Top anime borderless card prices Borderless anime treatments appeared in both Collector and Draft boosters
