But Ravenous Baloth was probably at its height in the Top 4 of Pro Tour Venice, in the hands of Jordan Berkowitz: BEASTS | Onslaught Block Constructed | Jordan Berkowitz, Pro Tour Venice 2003 Creatures (30) 2 Barkhide Mauler 4 Avarax 4 Canopy Crawler 4 Krosan Tusker 4 Ravenous Baloth 4 Tephraderm 4 Thoughtbound Primoc 4 Wirewood Elf Instants (4) 4 Shock Lands (26) 5 Mountain 6 Forest 3 Forgotten Cave 4 Contested Cliffs 4 Tranquil Thicket 4 Wooded Foothills Sideboard (15) 3 Wirewood Savage 4 Naturalize 4 Gempalm Incinerator 4 Broodhatch Nantuko Sure, Canopy Crawler probably had the higher ceiling at four mana
But if you're selling graded cards and want the best combination of fees, speed, and payout, Misprint is where we'd start and not just because we built it.
Sometimes the system needs an enforced error to realize the processor has been redlining for too long
Birth of the Imperium Coming in at five mana, Birth of the Imperium is on the expensive side as far as Sagas in MTG are concerned
Even the flavor text plays into just how absolutely confusing Mizzium Transreliquat is, the person who made it in-world is just as confused about what it's supposed to even be as us who have to read it
