The card reads: You may choose an artifact or creature card with mana value 1 you discarded this way, then do the same for artifact or creature cards with mana values 2 and 3. In the right decks, you basically get to pay four mana to draw some cards and put six manas worth of cards into play
This Heliod's front side only lets you return a non-God enchantment from your graveyard back to your hand, but once flipped, he gives all your spells flash, a huge upgrade to their casting speed
Legion Leadership Stronghold Legion Leadership One generic, one red/white hybrid Instant Until end of turn, double target creature's power and it gains first strike
I kinda forgot
There's a better way to build your collection without the hassle of tracking restock schedules and competing with scalpers
For kitchen table Magic, thats usually fine, especially when you want to test new decks or protect premium, valuable cards by keeping them in a binder