Post Malone thus became the owner of the most valuable Magic: The Gathering card ever printed
There's no point in a normal game where having more cards is bad, and you're happy to cast Divination on both turn three and turn 20
According to Magics head developer, Mark Rosewater, miracle caused tournament players to play more slowly in order to avoid telegraphing that they didnt have miracle cards in their decks, so miracle is unlikely to return to standard format
Legolas, Counter of Kills While Gimli deals out a good amount of damage over time, Legolas, Counter of Kills gets stronger over time at the same rate
one card is being removed
Mix all of that together, then add a sprinkling of the stock problems that publisher Ravensburger had with The First Chapter, where demand far exceeded supply for several months after release, and you have the perfect recipe for very valuable cards indeed