This legendary blue enchantment is best when it comes down on turn 2 as an early piece of a card-draw engine, since itll accumulate counters on your creatures over time
And lately, theyve been buying more than ever, raising the price back to 2015 levels and probably prompting a reprint as part of this sets doubling theme to keep things from getting too hysterical
This time around, there's a Sapphire/Steel deck and an Amber/Amethyst deck to choose from, each with its own merits and unique cards
Sink into Stupor, Fell the Profane, Witch Enchanter, Bridgeworks Battle, and Razorgrass Ambush are all mono-colored pieces of removal that have lands on the back
To understand the full story behind its legendary status, see our guide on why Black Lotus is so expensive