When I sat down to pen this article, researching Magic: The Gathering cards in more detail, my goal was to put together a list of the most expensive cards from the game organized 20 to 1
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Copies of the card from Stronghold, for instance, typically sell for around $22
Merlins protg arrives in play for just three ink and can quest for a modest one lore, but its in his ability to inspire others that Arthur, Wizard's Apprentice begins to show his potential as a standout in the set
Plus, if you lose even a handful of creatures it has the means of replenishing your hand incredibly quickly
RG also has the problem of being slower than the fast decks and smaller than the big ones