This meant the reprints did little to lower the financial barrier of entry for the cards, which was a big part of reprinting them in the first place
While this may not seem like much at first, if a second land enters the battlefield under its owner's control, its controller adds four mana to their mana pool
One of the problems is small sample sizes, not a lot of sales on xxx/500 serialized and damn near impossible to track xxx/100
There are four versions of Overlord of the Hauntwoods, and all four of them are also some of the priciest cards in the set, with the extended art version as the 29th most expensive cards in the set
First, if you missed on the top seven cards, you were definitely going to miss on two or four cards
Well of Lost Dreams is the best of these options : any time you gain life, you can pay any amount of generic mana up to the amount of life you gained, and draw that many cards