Similarly and separably, the age of Magic: The Gathering, the popularity over the years, the new people joining the hobby, all make for high demand for harder to obtain cards
So then why is phasing suddenly making a comeback
After reportedly paying Miller tens of thousands of dollars for his services, Upper Deck claims that the designer informed the company he was terminating his Work for Hire Agreement in October 2021
Its the kind of deck where I care less about winning, and more about being able to play out cool synergies and jump through hoops
If it shows good results in standard and proves to be a great finisher in such decks like Gruul Adventures or Mono-Green Stompy, then it will likely preserve the current price tag
Your opponent will struggle to focus on their game plan while you're dropping their life total every turn through a constant assault