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The best case for all of these cards is probably Edric, Spymaster of Trest, which held steady at around $4 with very fringe legacy play, until it ended up winning a SCG open last April and spiked to $15 overnight (before getting reprinted in Conspiracy a few months later and dropping dramatically)

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Pairing it with mass discard spells like Windfall or Dark Deal creates explosive turns where you wipe opponents hands while flooding the board and refilling your own resources