In terms of other pricey cards that arent as notable, youre looking at Calculating Lich, Seasoned Dungeoneer, and Grim Hireling which all float around the $10 range
They aim to serve players in the process of building their card collections and playing Limited formats like Draft or Sealed
-1 Morbid Opportunist: Good card but similar to Elas, I want to focus on ETB and Attacking rather than killing -1 Paladin Elizabeth Taggerdy: I don't want many of my creature cards attacking and honestly the CMC of many of my creatures doesn't make this card worth it -1 Pitiless Plunderer: Same as Morbid -1 White Glove Gourmand: Ended up being a card that read: 4 mana create 2 humans, which is not ideal Artifacts -1 Ashnod's Altar: Never really panned out how I wanted it to, make room for better cards Enchantments -1 Battle of Hoover Dam: Choosing NCR runs into the same issue as Alesha and Desmonda, choosing Legion is fine but also not amazing
Ian sat playing U/W Eldrazi versus me while my Oath of the Gatewatch teammate Steve Moerke and his friend Frank ground out R/G Eldrazi versus the world
The artwork on MTG's Counterspell cards is some of the most diverse you'll find across a card type, ranging from traditional styles to crossover characters and even a meme
Planewide Celebration Versatility is king, although Ive seen the proliferate mode on Planewide Celebration used more often than any other
