We did get a legendary creature version of Kiora, Kiora, Sovereign of the Deep, in March of the Machine: The Aftermath as one of the desparked planeswalkers
If the craze caused by Budew has done anything to show us the impact of Item lock, its just how strong that strategy is when used by the right players
Pluto Determined Defender could replace Nani Protective Sister, doing a similar job but becoming a consistent lore gain for Grand Pabbie
Sledge of Anvilheim 11% of decksPercentage of decks that could play both Channel the Bleak Expanse and Sledge of Anvilheim that play both
In the present, Elspeth and Chandra deal with Ajani's compleation and Jaya's death, and Nissa is sure the bonds the Gatewatch once had are broken
Examples often found under $100: Modern character rares (Eeveelutions, Pikachu) from popular sets Niche promos and regional releases not blue-chip grails, but very liquid for rotating inventory Tier 2: $100$300 Starter Blue-Chips Eevee evolutions from beloved sets Fan-favorite alt arts with compelling art direction Popular trainer cards with steady demand strong collector bases help offset pop growth Tier 3: $300$1,000 Mid-Tier Anchors Popular Charizard/Venusaur/Blastoise reprints in PSA 10 Special promos tied to events or anniversaries Low-pop full arts from mid-2010s sets prioritize character permanence and set relevance