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Regular nonfoils are going to be a buck or two, and maybe the fancier versions can get higher, but theres a lot of sets and a lot of inventory
You do get one attack and one card out of it, so Summon: Leviathan represents a lot of tempo and advantage
Strategic Betrayal Edicts are always shaky because your opponent chooses which creature to remove, which gives them an uncomfortable amount of control over what lives and what dies
(A player with ten or more poison counters loses the game.) Whenever you sacrifice a Clue, target opponent gets two poison counters
This unusual red card lets you play more lands than usual - but it's not pure ramp, you have to bounce them back to hand again