Where it differs sharply is in how you buy it
Anyway, here they are: Elenda, the Dusk Rose $18 ($2 gain) Anointed Procession $14 ($3 gain) Dictate of Erebos $14 ($2 gain) Divine Visitation $10 (stable) Black Market $10 ($5 gain) Kokusho, the Evening Star $6 ($1 gain) Midnight Reaper $5 ($2 gain) Anguished Unmaking $5 ($0.50 gain) Solemn Simulacrum $5 ($0.50 gain) Swords to Plowshares $1.50 (stable) Utter End $1 (stable) Dark Prophecy $1 ($0.50 gain and rising) Butcher of Malakir $0.50 (stable) Falkenrath Noble $0.25 (stable) Very few of these cards would have been super-lucrative specs, unfortunately
When your opponents dig hard and finally find that sweeper, they think theyve stabilized, and theres nothing more satisfying than wiping that look off their face
Otherwise, this Equipment deals 1 damage to it
And that just makes sense, given the importance of iconic weaponry within the franchise
Transforming Double-Faced Cards: Double-faced cards return, allowing players to cast the front face for its mana cost and transform it to the back face upon meeting specific conditions
