Once we have Mighty Thor out with a removal equipment, until our opponent can deal with Mighty Thor, there isn't much of a point in playing a creature, because if they do, we'll just blink the equipment and kill it
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In 2022, a non-holo PSA 10 card sold for $11,000, according to Price Charting, showing how an error in printing can significantly bump up a card's resale value
Well, Thornscape Battlemage can kill protection from red creatures, not to mention being able to be played into an empty battlefield or go upstairs with its damage
This reverse holo edition highlights its battle-ready stance with extra visual appeal
I find this useful when thinking of what the prices should be: I yearn for the days when there was a clear and consistent ratio, but sadly, those days are gone