Amazon has it sitting at $47.68, but TCGPlayer is selling the same bundle for just $35.99
Some of these cards even feature alternate names for maximum flavor, like Dark Depths as "The Boy in the Iceberg." Each source material card lists the book and episode that the artwork comes from in the bottom-left corner of the card
His card pulls at about 1 in every 1,234 packs
For context on just how under the radar Brainstorm was, heres the eventual champion and shortlist Hall of Fame candidate, Justin Garys U/R list from that same event: Creatures (12) Lands (22) Spells (26) 2 Nevinyrral's Disk 4 Counterspell 4 Dissipate 4 Force of Will 3 Earthquake 3 Disintegrate 2 Incinerate 2 Serrated Arrows 2 Binding Grasp Sideboard Super rad deck, to be sure, but definitely could have benefited from a playset of Brainstorms
You can drop this for Lucky Ice Pop instead
, Remove 100 charge counters from this artifact: Search your library for an artifact card, put that card onto the battlefield, then shuffle