For example, if The Spot, Living Portal's enters-the-battlefield ability is copied and four cards are exiled, they all return when The Spot, Living Portal dies
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Fire Mane does 40 damage for only one Fire Energy, which is amazing in terms of cost-effectiveness
The seller had actually put it up for $200,000 originally, but to little surprise, no one was interested
Cumulative Upkeep is less fun because it provides your creatures with a finite (and expensive) tenure in your service, but Mind Unbound turned the concept into all upside (with some risk)
The cost of losing a land is also negligible since your lands-matter deck almost certainly plays some amount of land recursion anyway