We reported that one deck had a reprint value of around $160 (125.72) two months ago, and MTGGoldfish values that same deck at $75.07 (59.47) today
Altar of the Brood simply makes it so that each permanent that enters the battlefield under your control causes each opponent to mill one card
Regardless, it feels balanced and thrilling all along, and is similarly playable against conventional Commander decks from the likes of Lorwyn or Bloomburrow
These are an intriguing riff on the modal double-faced cards weve come to know and love from Zendikar Rising and Modern Horizons 3, like Agadeem's Awakening
However, Wizards came to believe that this impeded easy recognition of a card and that having multiple versions caused confusion when identifying a card at a glance
You need lots of other creature theft effects to untap The Beast and get a card from it, and you dont even have access to blue