has released, acting like a complete counterpart to Pot of Greed right down to the name
These cards are so sought-after because of their rarity, so a collector having multiple thousands of the rarest in perfect condition from a single set (and a set which, as we'll come to, has its own controversy over the rare cards) was bound to raise some eyebrows: And sure enough, it did
14Cool example, but I'd like to add a disclaimer: even if you're playing a deck that requires particular cards to remain in your library, it's generally still better to stick to 60 cards and play card-undrawing effects like Brainstorm, See Beyond, and Scroll Rack
Rafiki, Mysterious Sage Hit your opponent before they have a chance to react The Lion Kings wise mandrill takes a surprising preference for brawn over brains in Lorcana, striking your opponents with solid attack power before they can do much about it
Each Innistrad set after the original has had some new ones, and the Magic Origins flip walkers were another great example