Up the Beanstalk Up the Beanstalk would be playable even if it didn't draw you a card when it enters
Act of Aggression Act of Treason Amped Up Angrath, the Flame-Chained Awaken the Sleeper Beguiler of Wills Besmirch Binding Grasp Bloody Betrayal Blue Sun's Twilight Bond of Passion Callous Oppressor Captivating Crew Captivating Vampire Caught Red-Handed Chamber of Manipulation Claim the Firstborn Coercive Recruiter Connive // Concoct Connive // Concoct Conquering Manticore Control Magic Cunning Bandit Cunning Bandit Cytoplast Manipulator Dominate Dominating Vampire Dragonlord Silumgar Edea, Possessed Sorceress Eldrazi Obligator Enthralling Victor Entrancing Melody Eriette's Tempting Apple Evangelize Evil's Thrall Exert Influence Firbolg Flutist Flayer of Loyalties Furnace Reins Garland, Royal Kidnapper Geyadrone Dihada Glen Elendra Goatnap Grab the Reins Hammer Helper Helm of Possession In Thrall to the Pit Incessant Provocation Infernal Denizen Involuntary Employment Kari Zev's Expertise Keiga, the Tide Star Keldon Overseer Kellogg, Dangerous Mind Legacy's Allure Limits of Solidarity Loki's Scepter Lose Calm Lullmage's Domination Malevolent Whispers Mark of Mutiny Mascot Interception Mass Mutiny Merieke Ri Berit Might Makes Right Mind Flayer Mouth to Mouth Neural Network New Blood Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker Nihiloor Old Man of the Sea
Like the Master Key and Ishihara GX, Trophy Kangaskhan is in the holy grail category of collectibles, and there are under 50 of them in existence worldwide
Just having a 3/3 in play hits the 10-toughness threshold, and in a dedicated high-toughness deck, you can get many more benefits
Kabira Takedown // Kabira Plateau - Its a great bit of removal for any creature-based decks
These are the absolute must-haves of the entire Scarlet and Violet catalog, including cards from both the base set and all subsequent expansion sets that shine the brightest in terms of optics, estimated value, and viability in the competitive scene
