One popular control payoff card is Approach of the Second Sun
Other players own no cards and simply borrow or rent entire decks for a particular tournament
Fortunately, a few of these are in mint condition
Landfall Through the Ages Alpha (1993): Ankh of MishraAnkh of Mishra Invasion (2000): Tectonic InstabilityTectonic Instability Champions of Kamigawa (2004): Zo-Zu the PunisherZo-Zu the Punisher Betrayers of Kamigawa (2005): LifegiftLifegift Saviors of Kamigawa (2005): Seed the LandSeed the Land Ravnica: City of Guilds (2005): Stone-Seeder HierophantStone-Seeder Hierophant Shadowmoor (2008): Polluted BondsPolluted Bonds Zendikar (2009): Rampaging BalothsRampaging Baloths Worldwake (2010): Avenger of ZendikarAvenger of Zendikar Scars of Mirrodin (2010): Tunnel IgnusTunnel Ignus New Phyrexia (2011): Shattered AngelShattered Angel Magic 2014 (2013): SporemoundSporemound Born of the Gods (2014): Courser of KruphixCourser of Kruphix Magic: Origins (2015): Nissa, Vastwood SeerNissa, Vastwood Seer Battle for Zendikar (2015): Omnath, Locus of RageOmnath, Locus of Rage Oath of the Gatewatch (2016): Embodiment of InsightEmbodiment of Insight Shadows Over Innistrad (2016): Tireless TrackerTireless Tracker Kaladesh (2016): Nissa, Vital ForceNissa, Vital Force Unstable (2017): Serpentine Dominaria (2018): Tatyova, Benthic DruidTatyova, Benthic Druid Commander 2018 (2018): Nesting DragonNesting Dragon War of the Spark (2019): Evolution SageEvolution Sage Magic 2020 (2019): Omnath, Locus of the RoilOmnath, Locus of the Roil Zendikar Rising (2020): Scute SwarmScute Swarm Zendikar Rising Commander Decks (2020): Geode RagerGeode Rager Commander Legends (2020): Aesi, Tyrant of Gyre StraitAesi, Tyrant of Gyre Strait Kaldheim (2021): Archaeomancer's MapArchaeomancer's Map Modern Horizons 2 (2021): Tireless ProvisionerTireless Provisioner Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms (2021): Druid ClassDruid Class Innistrad: Midnight Hunt Commander Decks (2021): Curse of the Restless DeadCurse of the Restless Dead Nuts and Bolts There always seems to be a bit of interest in how these lists are made (this seems like a good time to stress once again that they are based on EDHREC score, NOT my personal opinion), and people are often surprised that Im not using any special data or .json from EDHREC, but rather just muddling my way through with some Scryfall knowledge
This is the seventh most expensive card from the set and number 188 in the setlist
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