There's a certain joy in constructing a deck from scratch, then watching all of your hard work unfold when the deck works collectively as one unstoppable force
Other versions of this card sell for anywhere between $100-200, and the premium versions fetch a much higher price on the market
Decks that can consistently cast Crush of Tentacles for its surge cost will have a lot of fun with it
Greater Good specifications: Pros Near-unlimited card draw possibilities No extra cost to Sacrifice creatures Cons Works best when you Sac large, valuable creatures Greater Good is the Magic card equivalent of 'you get what you pay for'
1 Mad Hatter, Gracious Host Its easy to love a big quester, and Mad Hatter netting you three lore each turn is incredibly appealing
Players gain lore by questing, which is done by exerting (tapping) characters and adding their lore value (the diamonds on the bottom right side) to their score