Both have a non-standard card back
#4 Ogre Battledriver Our highest-charting red card is currently being discussed as a replacement for the 4-drop in future Standard decks
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Mindless Null While this card isn't a Vampire, it is a "Vampire matters" card and it has a good story, so I'm going to tell it
Older sets often carry a premium price tag because they are no longer in print
For example, a vampire deck is very creature dense, but it doesnt have the same amount of mana generating cards as other decks
