Its a great tool for a rogue deck because rogues have plenty of ways to avoid being blocked
Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of Chief of the Edge depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (Khans of Tarkir)
Of course, this number comes with a few big questions
While exact dimensions may vary slightly, it is generally sized to accommodate multiple booster packs and be a substantial addition to any collection shelf
The ones that stick out to me are: Mortarpod, which takes up a 2 drop spot and conflicts with casting Jor Sickleslicer, which just feels a bit underwhelming Skinwing, which feels exceptionally steeply priced, even for an equipment that grants flying Strandwalker, which is also very steep There are also some cards which I think either hurt more than they help or don't do you much at all: Prophetic Prism doesn't offer you any ramp and takes up a 2-drop spot