Atraxa, Grand Unifier has usurped Griselbrand as the reanimation creature of choice in many decks and formats
Spy Kit 2.4%inclusion 1.0lift 1 decks 41 decks Hawkeye's Bow 2.1%inclusion 0.7lift 1 decks 47 decks The Ten Rings 2.0%inclusion 0.6lift 5 decks 245 decks Voltaic Whip 0.9%inclusion 0.9lift 2 decks 211 decks Cosmic Cube 0.9%inclusion 0.1lift 2 decks 224 decks Captain America's Shield 0.8%inclusion 0.1lift 2 decks 239 decks My Precious 0.5%inclusion 0.7lift 2 decks 380 decks Damocles Base, Sword of Kang 0.5%inclusion 0.0lift 1 decks 204 decks Doom's Time Platform 0.5%inclusion -0.3lift 1 decks 204 decks S.H.I.E.L.D
For regular players who dont run an LGS or work at Wizards, your best chance to get a holiday card is through the secondary market
One of those markers is the card number, which indicates the card's position among the total cards in a set
These are: Traveling Chocobo (Black) - Borderless, Japanese exclusive: cheapest listing for $7,500 on TCGPlayer, $12,120 average listing Cloud, Midgar Mercenary - Pro Tour Promo: cheapest listing for $800 on TCGPlayer, $3,775 average listing MTG's Most Expensive Modern Cards Explained Although they are both very rare, these are not "unique" cards, in the sense that multiple copies were printed very recently, and they are in someone's possession
