Its only for opponents songs, but were expecting a decent amount in the upcoming meta
It's a great card, and anyone who had played with or against Prophet of Kruphix knows exactly how dominate it can prove at the kitchen table
With that, there a handful of cards creeping up due to these reasons, and because of their usage in popular formats such as Commander
Functionally, they are nearly identical to the true fetch lands mentioned above
Whether foil Scalding Tarns end up at $400 or $300, theyre still a big shiny carrot thats sure to appeal to the degenerate gambler in all of us, even after every last bit of value is sucked out of the regular cards in this set
Their product pages also include explicit unofficial proxy language and note theyre not for use in Wizards-sanctioned events, which aligns with Wizards official policy that sanctioned play requires authentic cards (judge-issued proxies are the narrow exception for damaged cards during an event)