how to price mtg cards An card that's older than me just jumped up 500% in Price of Progress deals damage to each player equal to twice the number of nonbasic lands that player controls. Coveted Prize — Zendikar Rising

How is this different to a big Banisher Priest

one of the most valuable skills for this set in general is knowing when to save your cards to rummage away (or if you need to discard to Bloodsworn Squire or an enemy Mindleech Ghoul)

Now the mana production is amazing but it isn't a way of winning, you need to do something with it and that adds extra components into an already complex brew of synergies

The Instant spell is most often played in Commander decks like Lord of the Nazgul and Urza, Lord High Artificer

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Back to Basics Market Price: $14.08 A blue enchantment that punishes nonbasic lands isnt the spiciest card from Urzas Saga , but the utility of its ability as well as its relative scarcity means that it retains a fairly high price point over 25 years after it was released