As interest in the Black & White era has grown, this card has skyrocketed into a top-tier modern chase
Heres my history with Magic: The Gathering : I played it compulsively about 20 years ago, until I ran into That Guy, who had narrowed the total focus of his life down to building intricate lawnmower decks that would destroy other players four to six at a time
Mavren Fein, Dusk Apostle requires a lot of attacks but doesnt need to get into the red zone itself, which is good because its pretty small
Decoy Dragon Decoy Dragons name fits the artwork after you take a second look
Lifegain payoffs seem to be settling firmly into Bant with many Azorious payoffs recently like Will from Wilds of Eldraine
Because everybody wants the perfect card. One of the great ironies in the world of collectibles is that errors (not to be mistaken with flaws) can also help an item become that much more valuable whether its a novel, a postage stamp or merchandise from a popular franchise