This dual approach targets new fans with simple products and enfranchised collectors with high-end items like the Scene Box, which contains six borderless foil cards that form a single piece of art
Im all for making cards like Reliquary Monk more playable in Clerics decks, and even a dedicated Clerics deck will splash out for a token Phyrexian if it means their strategy comes together better
I had to
The two closest comparisons that came to my mind were Gilded Lotus , which is another lotus that costs five and taps for three mana of a single color (without entering tapped), and Jegantha, the Wellspring , a five-mana creature that also taps for one of each color but with a restriction on how it can be spent
Of course everyone was happy to see a Tim in Ice Age with the Zuran Spellcaster as a functional reprint of Prodigal Sorcerer
Scalpers, as they are referred to, buy massive quantities of limited releases like this, which limits the amount of product that gets into the hands of players who actually want to use them
