You have base cards, alternate arts, special arts, and manga rares, but they all correspond to the same base card
If you just want any of these cards regardless of its art treatment, the regular versions are a lot, lot cheaper
Its such a bizarre thing the way that Magic players value cardboard. Jozef, who plays the game with friends, uses proxy cards, or clearly fake versions of high-value collectibles
Format All-Star: The sorcery is a defining part of multiple decks or enables powerful strategies
Altar of Bhaal Amethyst Dragon Animating Faerie Aquatic Alchemist Ardenvale Tactician Beanstalk Giant Beanstalk Wurm Bellowing Bruiser Beluna Grandsquall Beluna's Gatekeeper Besotted Knight Blessed Hippogriff Bonecrusher Giant Bramble Familiar Brazen Borrower Brightcap Badger Callous Sell-Sword Candlekeep Inspiration Chancellor of Tales Cheeky House-Mouse Colossal Badger Conceited Witch Cruel Somnophage Crystal Dragon Curious Pair Decadent Dragon Devouring Sugarmaw Dread Linnorm Edgewall Inn Edgewall Innkeeper Elusive Otter Embereth Shieldbreaker Emerald Dragon Ettercap Fae of Wishes Faerie Guidemother Fang Dragon Fell Horseman
The above card was created by Michael Elliott during the design of Urza's Saga
