It forced me to really pick my brain and search through EDHREC and Scryfall for cards to include, as well as coming to terms with the fact that Skullclamp was just too expensive to play
An active Eye that sits in play for a couple of turns makes every follow-up instant and sorcery into 5+ spells in one
Many token strategies prefer to use a token decks sheer numbers as fuel for powerful card effects to either to kill opponents outright, bleed them out as they try to preemptively deal with the growing swarm, or as cogs in a combo engine
Copies in better condition and scarcer finishes generally sell for more
The deck stands out due to its focus on morph creatures, which add an element of mystery and unpredictability to every match
Perhaps that increase in card volume leads to these boxes approaching the $7,000 mark, or perhaps its the presence of landmark cards such as The Tabernacle at Pendrell Vale, The Abyss or Mana Drain that keep this sealed boxs price point so high
