In other words, for the most part, the decks that have been popular this year attained that popularity for a reason: Theyre really good, and continue to be really good to this day
All of these cards see play in some capacity across different formats, and there are some big value hits with Sword of Truth and Justice (~$30) and Umezawa's Jitte (~$10)
Advanced Search Sets Random Syntax Accursed Spirit Akuta, Born of Ash Animus of Night's Reach Ardbert, Warrior of Darkness Ashen-Skin Zubera Baleful Eidolon Banshee Banshee of the Dread Choir Basilica Bell-Haunt Bellowing Fiend Betor, Ancestor's Voice Betor, Kin to All Bile Urchin Billowing Shriekmass Bloodghast Bloodied Ghost Bogwater Lumaret Breathless Knight Chilling Apparition Chupacabra Echo Covetous Geist Crawling Filth Cruel Deceiver Crypt Ghast Dark Revenant Darkling Stalker Death-Rattle Oni Deathknell Kami Deity of Scars Demigod of Revenge Dimir Cutpurse Dimir Infiltrator Discordant Spirit Disowned Ancestor Divinity of Pride Dread Rider Dungeon Shade Echo of Death's Wail Echo of Dusk Eerie Soultender Emissary of Despair Enemy of the Guildpact Entropic Eidolon Entropic Specter Evershrike Exdeath, Void Warlock Farbog Revenant Foul Familiar Foul Spirit Ghastlord of Fugue Ghost Council of Orzhova Ghost Hounds Ghost-Lit Stalker Ghosts of the Damned Gibbering Kami Gloom Surgeon Graveborn Muse Gravelighter Gravewaker Gutwrencher Oni Harbinger of Night Harvester of Misery Hateful Eidolon Haunter of Nightveil Haunting Apparition He Who Hungers Hei Bai, Spirit of Balance Horobi, Death's Wail Howling Banshee Hyalopterous Lemure Iname as One Iname, Death Aspect
The Magic the Gathering collab train is showing no signs of stopping, as Final Fantasy is the next stop, with some pretty good looking cards coming aboard
The Pokmon Company and Creatures Inc
Cards like Prosperous Thief and Heroes in a Half Shell reward your ninjas attacks and the combat damage they deal
