Whether you want to create a Samurai deck, stack your library with ninjutsu cards, or play a softly glowing kami-based deck, there's a place just for you on Kamigawa
It becomes less useful with Kudo or Duskana, but its type line gives it extra homes in a Birds and Beasts theme (Tawnos, the Toymaker or Radagast, Wizard of Wilds)
It's an underwhelming Magic card, but an excellent Street Fighter reference that deserves at least a middle spot on this list
While the bouncing combos of amethyst are arguably the starter decks highlight, steel also has plenty to offer
Avengers: Under Siege rewards you for going wide with villains by producing Treasure, plus a small sweeper that ignores your boards
However, we think a lot of the price rise comes from players hoping to build a dragon typal deck in MTG's standard format