Perhaps that's partly the reason - doubtless some canny collectors picked up copies and stand to profit now everyone else is jumping on the bandwagon
Activate only as a sorcery.) Tap: Exile target card from a graveyard
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There are two cards that specifically reference the card Murder the Butler that murders people, and the Auren Express, a very clear reference to the Murder on the Orient Express
BPhillipYork: Weird sort of card since generally you want to mill creatures, but there are scenarios like where you have a way to play lands from your graveyard where this would help you choose what goes into your hand and then just play the lands from your yard
