It has now returned to its ~$25 price point and now seems stable in spite of a sizable buyout on February 10
This got me thinking about other decks we've played, and I realized that skimping on lands is one of the most common deck-building mistakes brewers make
It's a colorless 2/2 creature with no name, no creature types, no abilities, and no mana cost (and thus mana value 0)
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The Tournament To my surprise, all of my opponents were good sports (at least outwardly), and none were visibly upset with me or at my deck