They are much rarer than other card types, and they don't always make appearances in games, and they change the fundamentals of the game slightly when in play
The re print is boosters and starter decks
High Utility, Low Price Doomed Necromancer Magus of the Wheel Chainer, Nightmare Adept Solemn Simulacrum Chaos Warp Beacon of Unrest The Eldest Reborn Warstorm Surge Fair play: at the time of printing, Solemn Simulacrum and Chaos Warp were not below $2, but so it goes
So as long as development tested the Rats in high numbers to make sure it wasn't degenerate, we knew it was safe to break the rule (well, as safe as development can ever be the real world just has so many more playtesters.) Rule #4 Breaking Rules Is A Test For the Future When we do choose to break a rule, R&D tends to keep an eye on the card
To put this into perspective, right now, the average cost of a Strixhaven mythic in paper is $7.88a price that likely is still inflated by the fact that the set wasn't officially released until Friday, so supply is limited
Whether youre a longtime fan or a first-time player, this set brings endless replayability
