Winning bidder Thomas Fish, the president of online trading card retailer Blowout Cards, also purchased an individual sealed pack of Pokmon demo game cards - a two-player deck of 24 cards used to promote the Pokmon TCG around its original English-language release in 1998 - for $22,800 (17,051)
I really like how this card rewards aggressive lines of play, and how The Nuka-Cola Challenges trigger encourages diversifying your attacks on multiple opponents
Casting spells from the graveyard for two less is already strong, but granting Mayhem to every nonland card in your graveyard is absurd value
Even putting D&D aside, there are countless other excellent collaborations with MTG that are definitely worth checking out and even adding to your collection if you can
For example, one of the most common errors I see when building a tribal deck is to simply not have enough creatures
A 4/3 for 3 mana with multiple abilities is just a great rate, but this guy drawing you creatures whenever another one of your creatures dies is one of the better abilities you could ask for
