In many cases, yes, especially when you factor in rarity, condition, and market demand
For example, Jace's Archivist is Windfall on a stick, and unlike Magus of the Wheel, this blue creature doesnt sacrifice to activate its ability
Look into ways you can make those one or two treasure / clue / food tokens as you just otherwise play normally
They spent all summer rolling out of bed at the break of dawn for two-a-days, stayed late after school practicing, and logged countless hours on the bus
Well always see mechanics like this in Limited that allows us to get rid of excess lands or uncastable spells, and well usually interact with the graveyard in some manner
Sure, I love Final Fantasy 10 , but this card captures so much of what I love about Magic : big creatures, buffing big creatures, and dragging big creatures back from the graveyard