Finally, there are some unique non-English cards that were printed in languages other than the ones listed above
Life gain isn't a terribly popular choice as it often draws out games to unreasonable lengths
Honorable Mention #3 - Neheb, the Eternal This five-drop mono-Red 4/6 legendary Zombie has afflict and then turns all life your foes have lost this turn into red mana equal to them in your post-combat phase for more burning mana making
The first MTG core set was released on August 5, 1993
But it's not the only version that's proving popular either, with the 382 and 317 Borderless, alongside the 115 Normal print also proving to increasingly sought after right now, which is unsurprisingly reflected in the market prices right now as well
Opposition Agent also pulls things out of your opponent's deck instead if they search, Lands too