The first is the Standard-release set D&D: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms
Finally, if things start going really bad, just pull a Kefka and destroy the world using Ruinous Ultimatum. This card is incredibly high-cost but allows you to destroy all non-land permanents all your opponents control
Well, despite all the complex finger wiggles, that actually occupies about the same volume during the whole flip: And once again, on its own: You can see that despite all the crazy finger wiggles, the actual overall motion of the hand is incredibly simple: it moves away from the camera, and then clenches to the left
destroy exactly that number of monsters your opponent controls
At 10,000 (~$67), its the most affordable way to experience the current MEGA era
But the multiverse isnt infinite and not everything and anything exists within it