Shock Lands The shock land cycle, originally released in the first Ravnica block, are the premier dual lands in Modern

Dragon Jungle King" #0355 "Empress Judge" #0356 "Little D" #0357 "Witch of the Black Forest" #0358 "Giant Scorpion of the Tundra" #0359 "Takuhee" #0360 "Binding Chain" #0361 "Mon Larvas" #0362 "Living Vase" #0363 "Morphing Jar" #0364 "Muse-A" #0365 "Rose Spectre of Dunn" #0366 "Fiend Reflection #1" #0367 "Ghoul with an Appetite" #0368 "Pale Beast" #0369 "Little Chimera" #0370 "Violent Rain" #0371 "Key Mace #2" #0372 "Tenderness" #0373 "Penguin Soldier" #0374 "Fairy Dragon" #0375 "Great Bill" #0376 "Shining Friendship" #0377 "Bladefly" #0378 "Lady of Faith" #0379 "Twin-Headed Thunder Dragon" #0380 "Armored Starfish" #0381 "Marine Beast" #0382 "Warrior of Tradition" #0383 "Snakeyashi" #0385 "High Tide Gyojin" #0386 "Fairy of the Fountain" #0387 "Amazon of the Seas" #0388 "Witch's Apprentice" #0389 "Armored Rat" #0390 "Ancient Lizard Warrior" #0391 "Maiden of the Moonlight" #0392 "Night Lizard" #0393 "Queen's Double" #0394 "Blue-Winged Crown" #0395 "Amphibious Bugroth" #0396 "Mystical Sheep #1" #0397 "Disk Magician" #0398 "Flame Viper" #0399 "Royal Guard" #0400 "Gruesome Goo" #0401 "Hyosube" #0402 "Machine Attacker" #0403 "Hibikime" #0404 "Whiptail Crow" #0405 "Magical Labyrinth" #0406 "Warrior Elimination" #0407 "Salamandra" #0408 "Eternal Rest" #0409 "Megamorph" #0410 "Metalmorph" #0411 "Stain Storm" #0412 "Eradicating Aerosol" #0413 "Breath of Light" #0414 "Eternal Draught" #0415 "Bright Castle" #0416 "Shadow Spell" #0417 "Black Luster Ritual" #0418 "Zera Ritual" #0419 "Harpie's Feather Duster" #0420 "War-Lion Ritual" #0421 "Beastly Mirror Ritual" #0422 "Commencement Dance" #0423 "Hamburger Recipe" #0424 "Novox's Prayer" #0425 "House of Adhesive Tape" #0426 "Eatgaboon" #0427 "Acid Trap Hole" #0428 "Widespread Ruin" #0429 "Goblin Fan" #0430 "Bad Reaction to Simochi" #0431 "Turtle Oath" #0432 "Resurrection of Chakra" #0433 "Javelin Beetle Pact" #0434 "Garma Sword Oath" #0435 "Revival of Dokurorider" #0436 "Fortress Whale's Oath" #0437 "Performance of Sword" #0438 "Hungry Burger" #0439 "Sengenjin" #0440 "Skull Guardian" #0441 "Tri-Horned Dragon" #0442 "Serpent Night Dragon" #0443 "Skull Knight" #0444 "Cosmo Queen" #0445 "Chakra" #0446 "Crab Turtle" #0447 "Mikazukinoyaiba" #0448 "Meteor Dragon" #0449 "Meteor B

Lorehold, the Historian (Borderless) And rounding out our most expensive Secrets of Strixhaven card list is the borderless version of Lorehold, the Historian
If you played the TCG in the late '90s or early 2000s, you almost certainly had a Scyther in one of your decks, and that kind of personal connection drives prices in a way that pure aesthetics can't always replicate
Originally when the set was handed off to me, common towns as lands were in the set but they did something different and were quite complex basically, they were lands with modal (meaning, pick one of three things) abilities when you played them
This printing is a full art rendition of Mega Lopunny and Jigglypuff GX