It hits for 18 damage in a 4-player game on its own, and any sort of on-combat benefits really push it over the top
As one Redditor wisely puts it, if you care more about the look than the investment value, targeting slightly lower grades is the smartest move you can make
Cards like Trouble in Pairs and Archivist of Oghma let you profit off your opponents' game actions even more
The aim was to open a pack of cards and trade up to a piece of Power
[3] For example: Atraxa, Praetors Voice, the most popular commander in the game, is just a really good all-around card that lets you play every color except red
Sideboard cards define how your matches with Dredge turn out, and most of your sideboard revolves around fighting other decks sideboard cards rather than the decks themselves