If your opponent targets your creature with a spell and you respond by giving it hexproof, then your hexproof effect will essentially negate that spell
For modern cards (20242026), Japanese versions typically command a 1540% premium over English equivalents, driven by superior print quality, exclusive rarities like MUR and SAR, and limited global supply
This is because changeling applies before the effect that removes it
Also, if you have no cards in hand when it resolves, you simply draw a card
Nissa gives you value right away, she adds to the board, and she represents a late game threat that needs dealing with and she does all this without ever costing anything above the three mana you pay for her
Collectors thought each time that the pinnacle would be reached by now, but is that really the case