They add a card that shuts down their own plan, then decide graveyard hate is bad. If you rely on your own graveyard (reanimator, aristocrats, delve, flashback, recursion commanders), prioritize: Targeted exile effects (pick off key threats) One-shot nukes that you can time (hit them, then keep playing) Effects that do not blanket-exile everything forever If you do not use your graveyard much, you can play the heavier continuous pieces with fewer downsides
It's up to $5.30 at time of writing, an increase of 380%
$29.99 Nyxbloom Ancient (0016 - The Cloudsea Djinn) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $59.99 Ranger-Captain of Eos (0002 - Knights of San d'Oria) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $32.99 Yawgmoth, Thran Physician (0011 - The Emperor, Hell Tyrant) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $29.99 Urza, Lord High Artificer (0005 - Terra Branford) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $6.49 Gix, Yawgmoth Praetor (0035 - The Shadow Lord) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $8.49 Loran of the Third Path (0024 - Garnet Til Alexandros 17th) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $10.99 Chromatic Lantern (0061 - Crystal of Altar Cave) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $8.99 Cryptic Command (0029 - To the Crystal Tower) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $39.99 Purphoros, God of the Forge (0014 - Kefka Palazzo) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $57.99 Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer (0043 - Zidane Tribal) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $37.99 Akroma's Will (0021 - Blessing of the Oracle) Final Fantasy Through the Ages $2.49 Brainstorm (0028 - Endwalker) Final Fantasy Through the Ages 0 results found
Even the (relatively) cheap and legal thrills of Mox Diamond, Chrome Mox, Mox Opal and Mox Amber are good enough to hold this hallowed spot on the list
Aether Inspector has Vigilance and "When Aether Inspector enters the battlefield, you get two energy counters"
The expansion also includes borderless art cards that combine into beautiful pieces of artwork
