Like most MTG fans, I'm skeptical by default about Universes Beyond crossovers, but roll over like a delighted puppy the moment one pops up for a franchise I love
OLeary purchased the most expensive card ever sold (a one-of-one Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant card that went for nearly $13 million.) He focuses exclusively on sports cards, not Pokmon, viewing them as blue-chip assets with long-term stability and real-world value
A 2-cost instant, players use it to counter a target spell with a Mana Value 4 or higher
New players often have to contend with extremely powerful - and expensive - cards that they likely dont have yet if they arent heavily invested in Magic
The majority of Sen Triplet wins I eventually find are cobbled together through an absurd collection of cards from multiple opponents and held together by Scotch Tape
Today, we conclude with Morii's classic work