I thought this would be a fun chance to dust off my InQuest magazine collection to research what Champions of Kamigawa prices were like when the set first released
Ten years later, our first look at cards from the return to Tarkir reveals plenty of new three-color legends and a fresh batch of fetch land reprints, which are poised to make Dragonstorm just as exciting, flashy, and game-changing as its predecessor
Phyrexian Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite Phyrexian Jin-Gitaxias, Core Augur Phyrexian Sheoldred, Whispering One Phyrexian Urabrask the Hidden Phyrexian Vorinclex, Voice of Hunger These are only card styles, and to use them, you have to own the actual cards
An even rarer version of the card commanded a price of over $350,000
This is why King T'Challa and Black Panther, Hope Enduring are absolute bombs for UB decks in need of commanding board presence
These enchantment creatures carry some rules baggage and vary in terms of power, but the mechanic blends flavor and function quite well