White might not be the most powerful at drawing cards, but in a world of Rhystic Studies, it might be the fairest
In Magic you can take on the role of a walker who fights other travelers for fame
He returns to Olympus with Meg, shining with a bright, golden light, matching the over-saturation of the other Gods
Both Alpha and Beta cards come to auction regularly, with the best-looking ones selling for about $10,000 each
Despite this, there are a number of notable non-blue counterspells that are powerful and oftentimes terrifically surprising as most Magic players will not be expecting a counterspell to come from someone playing, for example, a Gruul (red/green) deck
I'm sure there are plenty of people out there who only care about the monetary aspects of it, and I'm sure rarity plays a part - after all, some of these cards will be 30 years old soon and that makes them naturally harder to find