The 0 mana equip cost of this artifact is also a huge bonus
Looking up prices tends to make the seller nervous, like you're pulling one over on them, and once they start seeing that TCG-mid is 40% higher than your offer, they are less likely to sell
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Sabotender and Sazhs Chocobo are certainly nice early drops that have effective Landfall triggers, but the signpost uncommons feel like they fit into a slower strategy
A Target I visited this week was selling about a dozen regular Final Fantasy MTG play boosters with an MSRP of $7 for $15 each
Clearly, the good folks at Wizards of the Coast can relate, because even the preconstructed commander decks designed and sold by the company behind Magic often skimp on lands
