Cards like Cloud, Midgar Mercenary, Gilgamesh, Master-at-Arms, and Raubahn, Bull of Ala Mhigo make it super easy to find your best equipment, cheat them onto the battlefield, and even attach them for free
They also say that the side deck allows for a lot of skill expression, by making people think more when deckbuilding
At under $5, this is one of the most affordable Venusaur cards you'll find with such a fantastic design
Now we routinely get 4/4s for three mana with upside, but back then getting a 3/3 for three was a very good rate
Playing against the deck was so polarizing, as the only real way to interact with it was keeping the entire graveyard exiled at all times
Poking around a bit, I found quite a few graded cards posted on eBay, and while sellers were asking higher-than-average prices for those cards, one thing seemed pretty obvious: The newer a Magic card is, the less likely grading it will have a significant effect on its value
