As they are widely available and not usable for anything other than display, they tend to be significantly less expensive than other cards, with even vintage and rare versions selling for around $20
2 Fires Of Invention Was Easy To Work Around Fires of Invention tried to balance its powerful effects (casting spells for free if a player's mana cost was less than their number of Lands) with its powerful drawbacks (a maximum of two cards could be cast in any way, and the player could only cast spells during their turn)
Fallout [Post-Apocalyptic Mayhem, Mad Science, Wasteland Flavor] Alright, so if youve ever wandered the Wasteland in a Fallout game and thought , Man, this would be sick as a Magic deck, well, youre in luck
The card also makes me wonder if we could use the unheard-of Drafnas Restoration in some devious way, like make an opponents next X draws kind of dead
Who ends up on your Magic Mount Rushmore
I think Rhino was a common speculation