It provides nothing but value, making it a must-run in any Six Samurai Extra Deck
However, you can also pay one and a Blue to cycle it, and when you do so, each opponent mills four cards, so its got a little bit of versatility to it, which is nice
There aren't any color combinations that are especially weak, which lets me breathe a sigh of relief after drafting Rakdos 250 times back in Adventures into the Forgotten Realms
The mana cost and expansion symbol are printed on only one side each but apply to the permanent regardless of whether it has been flipped
Practically speaking: You'll typically pay $50-$200+ to rent a vendor table depending on the event Cash transactions mean zero platform fees Best for mid-to-high-value singles and graded cards The in-person element means you can negotiate and read people's reactions We've closed deals at card shows that we don't think would have happened online
Frodo Baggins ramps up your incidence of ring temptations and provides an additional ring bearer option