Hes big enough to get survive and get in, triggering the extra combats for your land creatures
Due to this, were bound to see a ton of MTG players looking to pick up new cards and staples en masse
Im aware of the whole if its too good to be true proverb, but after inspecting the cards in person, I felt confident enough to go through with the purchase Now Id like to ask for your opinion and insight on whether my reasoning holds up, or where I may have missed something
Surface Surface is often the deciding factor for modern cards
A 4/2 Dragon Shaman with flying for five mana, whenever you cast an adventure, or more importantly, whenever you cast a Dragon, you can deal damage equal to that spell's mana value to any target
This rare variant with holographic green art is still worth a good amount of money in the perfect condition