For me, Im only casting it with X equal to five or greater unless Im in a pretty dire circumstance, since returning the creature is the more compelling part of the equation
Supportive Parents I mean, youd never aim a Murder at this right
But if your deck is focused on controlling the board and accruing value over time, you'll have more time to play lands and cast expensive spells
Some collectors perceive Beckett as being stricter in certain aspects of grading, such as centering and surface condition
A: When something adds mana to your mana pool, you have to spend it by the end of the current phase, otherwise you get mana burn, and lose life for all unspent mana
We can expect the value of showcase cards to be at least 30% more expensive than the normal version, and thats being conservative