There's hearsay that Post Malone bought a signed artist proof of Black Lotus for $800,000, as well as more rare single Magic: The Gathering items that are unique and were never in an official set, but this is basically what we have as the ceiling for what a Magic card can be worth
What all that means is that I'm going to have to have some lightweight decks in my collection that I can pull out when I'm aiming to drop down in power and give other players more room to let their decks do their thing
This means if you buy 1,000 packs of Twilight Masquerade, you'll probably get this card only once
Thick yellow PU leather, full-zip closure, zero metal rings
(9/25/2020) If the spell or ability that's copied is modal (that is, it says "Choose one " or the like), the copy will have the same mode
Creatures (16) Planeswalkers (8) Lands (25) Spells (11) While Archangel Avacyn has enjoyed relatively little success in powered formats, her sheer dominance during her entire Standard duration combined with just how many other Standard formats would be warped by her earn her spot on the list (and thats to say nothing of how complicated of a card she is, making her one of the most difficult to play optimally against)
