Most Auras decks are looking to be as fast and efficient as powerful, and paying three to tutor an Aura and then giving up a turn of attacking to flip it probably isn't worthwhile
Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy Coming down for just 2 mana, Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy is especially deadly once mana dorks or artifacts are already in play
Then her Shade also costs four, has an enter-the-battlefield (ETB) trigger tutors for a Swamp (any again) and puts it into your hand
The card has a guide price of 30,000 to 40,000
Outside of brewing many commander decks, he can be found prepping his D&D campaigns with a cat purring in his lap
You'll always find big dumb creatures - but you won't always find the spells that make them work