MTG Players Are Paying to Destroy the Most Expensive Card
The card was apparently destroyed in a controversial game called Flip it or Rip it, where MTG cards get ripped up, blind
An easy to cast three mana isnt a terrible starting point, and the oil counter upside here feels pretty real in this format

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That can be a removal spell itself or pressure as the situation dictates