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Plus, a cards inherent value can be highly subjective
Like a hobbit, it's unassuming, but may achieve great things
Wizards doesn't tend to print it, so it's only legal in eternal formats, and playing mass land denial will catapult your deck into bracket 4 in Commander - so if you're going to try it, you'd better hope the rest of your deck is powered up to match
Looks like you're going to go plummeting off the stage as if you'd been hit by a Meteor Smash
If you put myriad on a legendary creature, all the token copies enter the battlefield like normal