Magic: The Gathering is practically its own currency at this point, with no shortage of rare and expensive MTG cards out there to buy, sell and trade
Chief among these cards is Sneak Attack, a wildly popular card that lets you take a creature from your hand, puts it on the battlefield while giving it haste, and then forces you to sacrifice it at the start of the next end step
" No card is ever designed with the intention of it not being played in competition ," said Elaine Chase, Chief Marketing Officer for TCGs for Disney Lorcana publisher Ravensburger
Some cards have been printed in multiple sets, and older sets are generally worth more than newer printings
Curator of Mysteries The Curator isn't the most exciting Sphinx on the list, but it's seen high-level competitive play numerous times, first in U/W Control and cycling decks in Standard, and more recently in Modern as a key component in Living End decks
Red is a MTG colour thats known for its aggression, which means there are a lot of one and two-mana creatures that tend to have haste
