The MTG Black Lotus returns to its rightful place as Magic: The Gathering's priciest card, as a copy allegedly sold for $3 million (2.56 million)
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Seize the Spoils Rarity: Common TYPE: Sorcery SUBTYPE: - CMC: 3 Mana cost: USD: $0.64 EUR: 0.31 TIX: 0.03 EDHREC RANK: 857 As an additional cost to cast this spell, discard a card
At the end of long game, it can feel more earned if you can threaten to kill any player at the cost of 50 life, while you win the game can be anti-climatic
The revelation dropped when Rosewater answered the following question from an MTG player on his blog: Question: Given that you have good reasons to print large numbers of legendary creatures but players also have good reasons to want to play with multiple copies of cards unless there is a design reason for uniqueness, wouldnt this be a good time to finally get rid of the legend rule
The individualisation of the victory condition also means that Lorcana scales neatly from the standard rules for two-player matches to a multiplayer format more akin to Magic: The Gatherings popular Commander