Getting (largely) the same thing for nothing feels like a much better deal
Samut, the Driving Force Samut, the Driving Force comes in swinging with first strike, vigilance, and haste, but also scales your cost reduction to your speed, a mechanic that increases whenever opponents lose life
But on the flip side, the Mythic Rare Legendary Artifact Mox Amber from the same THE BROTHERS WAR set is very popular amongst players and collectors and routinely sells for $20-$40 (depending on the version.) But the Foil Serialized version will cost you a pretty penny, selling for between $1,200 and $1,400 if you can find it
There is one issue, however, that everybody seems to agree on: the Reserved List is a bad, stupid, backwards policy that is at best inconvenient and at worse actively killing two of the games best formats
First, we will play into his Samurai creature type and use cards that trigger when only one creature attacks a theme of Neon Dynasty
In the current version, the effect lets you return your own character to your hand