The nonfoil, regular frame cards rarely carry a huge price difference from nonfoil showcase or foil regular frame
Beyond that though we're adding generic Merfolk upgrades (Vodalian Hexcatcher), more ways to play extra lands per turn (Oracle of Mul Daya), some good +1/+1 counter payoffs (Smell Fear), and the remaining good explore payoff (Twists and Turns)
It got me thinking about pricey commons in MTGs history and what it means when they arent reprinted
We'll be watching this one with great interest, to see what figure it eventually goes for
[49] When no player has more spells or abilities to add, spells and abilities on the stack resolve in top-to-bottom order
Whenever a Dragon enters the battlefield under your control, you may have Sarkhan, Soul Aflame become a copy of it until end of turn, except its name is Sarkhan, Soul Aflame and it's legendary in addition to its other types