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Compiling recent public sales data, there are some fantastic four-, five-, and even six-figure reasons for collectors to be excited about the cards in their binders at home

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Cards like Narset of the Ancient Way and Sorin, Grim Nemesis benefit from discarding a split card since it deals damage equal to the mana cost

(Search your library for an instant or sorcery card and put that card in your hand.) "Twiddle" (Tap or untap target creature/permanent.) Untapping creatures Untaps itself Ward (for mana) Word changing (Change a word in rules text into another word from the same subset.) BlueSecondary Animating Enchantments (Target/all non-aura enchantment(s) you control becomes an enchantment creature.) Can't be countered Cast spells from your graveyard

Notably, this one can hit incubate tokens before they flip on you, and can also give vehicles a flat tyre

In the right deck, Shere Khan isnt a problem hes the fast track to winning, claws and all