Although demand for cards could continue to go up once the game officially releases, the more widespread availability of Enchanted cards that will be coming in the next few weeks should be able to temper skyrocketing resale values
When it becomes public (stack, battlefield, graveyard, exile face up): you swap in the actual double-faced card
Probably the most important thing to learn from this example is that when a planeswalker makes a unique token (a 1/1 White Solider from Elspeth or a 2/2 Green Wolf from Arlinn Kord doesn't count), it almost always ends up being worth something
These cards keep your enchantments alive
Kay, I dont make decks
Elven Farsight is a tricky cardit wants you to play a large number of creatures, which a lot of green decks dont actually want to do, but if you have a lot of landcycling creatures, it becomes a very good card, as it can essentially find a creature or land sometimes and you can play fewer lands and more creatures to increase its chance of hitting