Veteran collectors chase them for the history, while newer investors see them as blue-chip assets that hold value through market swings
Led by Disa the Restless, this Jund deck wants you to pop Lhurgoyfs into your grave, then resurrect them with your commander's ability
I think the biggest issue with this card is that it adds the ink to your inkwell exerted, meaning your opponent is definitely going to have the chance to take advantage of it before you do
Sticking with Ms
Fun fact: Bagons strong will to fly leads it to crash-land often, but it never gives up
These include some of the most powerful cards from throughout Magic's history, including Black Lotus, Time Walk, Brainstorm, and more recent cards like Dig Through Time and Narset, Parter of Veils