In days gone, enchantments and auras, in particular were often deemed quite risky, especially if you had to untap with them to get any value
:X I remember Scrye as one of the 2 pricing guides used back in the day hypernova November 18, 2017, 10:39pm 8 Scrye said:Note: The 1st Edition prices below are very preliminary
Quoted prices are taken from TCGplayers market price on November 5 th , 2024
It radiates calm and kindness while holding a Lucky Egg in its arms
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The only drawback is that consistency engines often require time to set up and always take even more time to set up the rest of the board, so they are incompatible with a deck that wishes to attack aggressively
