As a land, it can't be countered, and it offers permanent card draw potential, even if you have to discard three cards after drawing just two
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The curses generally lean toward hating on one player, but this often leads to one clear enemy for you, and low resources for the rest
You would also not have any trouble selling or trading it, which makes it a great investment if you can afford it
The card itself reflects how Rydia's appearance turns the tide of battle in your favor, either by buffing your creatures, or allowing you to get some back from the graveyard
5 | Sab-Sunen, Luxa Embodied Price: $12 To kick off this list, we have a card that seems unusually expensive at the moment