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Rift has had a whole bunch of reprints, so this has the potential to keep the price tag on Commander play alone

This gives the average number of playsets we can expect in a deck chosen from the field at random

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"Lier, Disciple of the Drowned" is a powerful support creature, preventing spells from being countered and granting spells in the graveyard flashback, allowing them to be cast again

Still, White Lotus Tile is one to keep an eye on (and to pick up if you find it cheap), as UB cards often rise over time until they get in-universe reprints