Blue decks generally want to be a little more controlling than some of their contemporaries and look to play a longer game that maximizes the value of their card advantage and selection
Value-wise, this exclusivity means these tokens will likely end up quite expensive as time goes on
Maybe its because it was an expensive and mystical card when I was young and started playing, or maybe its just super cool
In my opinion, the strongest things you can do in Mono Red are: "Glass cannon" decks that either quickly pop off and win before opponents can stabilize, like Storm, Krenko, Purphoros, Slicer Crushing nonbasic lands, aka defeating a large chunk of players with a single Blood Moon The problem with these two strengths is that they aren't always the right pick for casual tables
Its dropped in recent months, but has still sold most recently for an incredible $24,000, making it the most valuable Magic card of 2025 by a long, long way
With the Shift keyword and a serious case of tiny dragon, big impact, this card is your opponents worst nightmare