Add in the low supply of many Reserved List cards (which occasionally allows sellers to manipulate the headline price number by listing a copy at an unrealistically high price point, which is how we ended up with Moat at $100,000 this week, even with a BSG 9.5 copy for sale at $3,400 and a played copy at $1,500), and the headline price of a card tends to overstate the price that you can actually get the card for, if you are willing to lower your standards a bit
For example, consider Tinker Bell, Giant Fairys Rock the Boat power, which deals one damage to every opposing character when shes played
A natural question with a deck like this one is, when, if ever, you Blink a Court Hussar
If you want to play an aggressive, counter-focused commander without going to Selesnya, this is an excellent choice
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Kaito, Dancing Shadow Kaito, Dancing Shadow is a ninjas dream card