That card is a complete house if you no longer have to pay mana to keep it around
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Whether it's the wild strawberries beloved by mousefolk, seeds stored by squirrelfolk, or anything else you might find on your plate in Valley, it all falls under the umbrella of food
Based on the cards available as Ultimate Box Toppers , $40 seems like a pretty safe low-end estimate as far as expected value is concerned
Magus of the Bridge seems like an upgraded version though, since now it's attached to a creature, which inherently has tons more synergy potential, especially in Black (e.g
Im a fan that a five-color deck has a different kind of option than those that came before