It has a Shift cost of three and the ability Sleight of Hand, which states that when you play this character, you may put any number of cards from your hand on the bottom of your deck in any order, and you then draw that many cards plus one
Also, they keep any counters they have on them when they move to other zones, as long as its not your hand or your library
Based on the latest market prices tracked on TCG Stacked, Jareth, Leonine Titan is worth about $0.80 USD for a regular copy and $30.45 USD for a foil copy
Usually, sideboards need to reserve some space for Artifact, and Enchantment removal effects, but Boseiju allows such effects to be run in the main deck
This is as cheap as it is ever going to getas to get the effect this cheap required multiple double strike colors working togetherunless we decide to try out a zero-power version (Boros the Doubleblunt, R/W, 0/1?)
The decks were designed as an entry point, making it easier for new card players to test them out