Skullclamp, was one of several scarily powerful artifacts that warped the Standard meta while Mirrodin was in the format
Chains is not only one of the most expensive cards in the game, it's also famous for being one of the most confusing cards ever printed
The price makes it feel more prohibitive, but it also keeps it from being a feature in every MTG Commander deck in existence
Elsewhere, Counter Blitz (the Final Fantasy X deck we put top of our rankings), is $10 more but still reduced by almost 30%
Her heroic trigger will toss a +1/+1 counter here and then you can tap her to remove one to draw a card, for no mana down, just pure card draw
His list settled on a wieldy and concentrated 615 cards, with the 3-drop slot full of utility creatures to incentivize players to return to that pile in the late game