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I wonder what the version of Price of Betrayal that could target any number of permanents would cost

Current Price: $20-$25 Target Entry: $10-12 Target Exit: $20+ (18 months) #9 Morophon the Boundless: Open Ended Tribal Lord Morophon, the Boundless is never going to be a thing in Modern, and Commander players are only likely to need the single copy, but when these get low enough Ill be looking to scoop some, mostly in foil

3 Jetmir, Nexus Of Revels An Army Of Many There are few commanders better positioned than Jetmir, Nexus of Revel for a Hare Apparent-themed deck

So many decks currently rely on keeping cards sitting on the board, counting on leveraging them later (think Zur Overlords)

Telepathy would be a great power to have as the head of a syndicate, so naturally, Xanathar makes excellent use of the enchantment

Tavern Scoundrel was designed as a riff on Tavern Swindler, another coin-flip card with a much less impressive reward for winning the flip