I know you think I pretty much nailed it last week, but I still decided to come back this week with some more hot examples, fresh from wherever they originate
Anyone can do that, so your opponents in a multiplayer game will happily attack each other for cards, and they might even let some through to draw more cards
I think mostly that is me being on the wrong side of it far more often than the right side
That said, collectors are a driving force in Magic's secondary market, and as soon as you put a number on a card (beyond its power and toughness, anyway), you're going to get people willing to spend more than $250 on it
Be careful what information you ask them to find, for it will likely be the subject of tale time at the alehouse. Sirislav, Dimir spy Illustrated by Greg Staples Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Not Legal Modern Legal Brawl Not Legal Legacy Legal Comp
It requires setup, and the opponent isnt going to be sacrificing essential permanents right away, but this is the right spell when the right situation is on the board
