Of the red backgrounds, I like Guild Artisan and Street Urchin the most
Sometimes things go very, very right
The oldest foils, from sets like Urzas Legacy and 7th Edition, frequently run for more than $300 a pop
[8] The five basic lands are as follows: White lands, or Plains, which produce white mana Blue lands, or Islands, which produce blue mana Black lands, or Swamps, which produce black mana Red lands, or Mountains, which produce red mana Green lands, or Forests, which produce green mana There are also different kinds of lands (dual-lands and tri-lands, for example), but the most a beginner needs to know is that basic lands produce mana of one color only, and that multicolor lands can produce mana of two or more colors
They are very popular in Final Fantasy, so there are plenty of Chocobo cards included in Magic: The Gathering's Universes Beyond crossover set with Final Fantasy
To pull this off you must remember to select the Boromir token to be the ring-bearer to make it legendary, and you're golden