Against more aggressive decks, the lifegain is a reliable way to stabilize after taking some early damage, while giving it or another creature vigilance allows you to play aggressively and defensively
Part of it is that tangible commodities (like Magic cards) feel like better investments to some people during times of uncertainty, and part of it is that the cards that are spiking are relatively safe Commander staples and Reserved List cards that will likely not be invalidated by future shifts in the metagame
Its good for green decks that are low to the ground, even in a format with Llanowar Elves
Weakness: Grass (x2) Resistance: none Retreat: 3 Mudsdale - Fighting - HP150 Stage 1 - Evolves from Mudbray Ability: Mud Coat This Pokmon takes 30 less damage from attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance)
Spinal Villain Legends Market Price: $56.60 Easily the most terrifying artwork on this entire list, early Magic art contributor Anson Maddocks delivers a truly spinal-column-tingling monster on this card that ranks as only the fourth Beast card ever printed
Created with layered acrylic paint on an authentic standard-size trading card, it features a peaceful floral scene, sealed with a protective varnish and signed by the artist for added collectible value