Rare cards in excellent condition can potentially fetch hundreds of dollars, so theyre still worth keeping around
But the complexity of color identity (mono, multi, or colorless) has shifted: Multicolor cards cards requiring two or more colors to cast have grown as a share of new designs
This is because if you target your own mana-producing permanents like "Mana Crypt" or "Mox Opal", you can use the copy-creating ability of "Chain of Vapor" to bounce them one after another, using it like a mana ritual
You can see prices for Near Mint, Lightly Played, Moderately Played, and Heavily Played separately
The "pauper" bit means all the cards are of common rarity (as opposed to uncommons , rares , and mythic rares )
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