Dimir Informant, Dream Eater, Watcher in the Mist, and Whisper Agent all have enter-the-battlefield Surveil triggers
A helpful feature is that it also pulls in the set icon, making it easier to reorganize or add cards later
No Duplicate Rares in Each Pack Every pack is hand-assembled for maximum variety
Nurgle's Rot 400% While Sunderflocks spike is all about amazing performance, this week's second biggest spike looks more like speculation: , a black aura from Universes Beyond: Warhammer 40,000 , just spiked from about $2 to nearly $10 in just a couple of days, when around 70 near-mint copies were traded in three days (when it normally trades that much per month .) Source: MTGStocks The biggest suspect here is Killian, Decisive Mentor from Secrets of Strixhaven Commander , spoiled last week: Half the Killian, Decisive Mentor decks being theorycrafted pack a copy of Nurgle's Rot
Mana cost matters
Because of this, they typically scale poorly because the longer a game goes, the greater the odds of your opponent controlling irrelevant creatures to sacrifice