You've got a creepy Joker-esque jack-in-the box, a giant butterfly, an eyeball, a tentacle-snake monster, and even the dummy from 'Black Vise' and 'the Rack' an expansion ago all arranged together to form a 'wall' right out of the minds of Alice in Wonderland 's authors
Most charms cost too much for any one ability to balance having multiple options, but this one uses color intensity for balance, so each effect is worth 3 mana (except maybe the combat trick)
A card type is listed in the far left of the type line, with the exception of supertypes that come before it
If theres interest I will try to take a quick look at the singles market but I suspect similar or worse levels of price slumps
1 March Of The Machine: The Aftermath $108.49 An Underwhelming Set With Some Underrated Cards While March of The Machine was an excellent set with tons of multiversal Creatures striving to end the Phyrexian story once and for all, what followed was a disappointment called March of the Machine: The Aftermath