For one thing, its the first Bant legendary creature with a typal payoff for birds
Perfect for casual players, collectors, and enthusiasts looking to explore new possibilities, this pack is a treasure trove of rare cards from across MTG's history
He's tried every method of selling bulk that exists, from hauling boxes to the LGS counter to building spreadsheets at 2 AM
Ocelot Pride has the ability to take something as straightforward as Lifelink and turn it into almost a one-card win condition from turn one ( power creep, much
Mark Hernandez famously finished second in the previous years World Championship, with just a single copy of Sleight of Mind in his sideboard (and just two Adarkar Wastes to cast it)
Add to that the fact that this deck really needs Heroes out on the battlefield to amp up, it can kind of telegraph to your opponent what they need to do in order to dismantle your plan of attack