Still, that kind of a burst of mana was just game-deciding (and paralyzing, once enough people figured out that you couldnt walk face first into it or you would lose)
The infamous Moonbreon card is one of the biggest risers over the last three months, jumping from $975 to $1,400, a 45 percent increase
After the success of Primeval Titan and Sun Titan and friends long ago we've had a number of eligible successors that never really stood up
Baseline, you get honest ramp in Orzhov thanks to copying the ability of fetch lands like Marsh Flats
Throw a handful of multiple endings shaped by player decisions, and you get a game designed explicitly for replayability without artificial difficulty spikes
In a set with a bunch of lands that can turn into creatures, giving yours a boost can help give you the advantage over your opponents