The best Food cards in Magic: The Gathering , ranked by EDHREC popularity a real-world measure of playability across Commander, Modern, Pioneer, and all formats
I cast Repay in Kind with Exquisite Blood on the board
Reporting on the same price spike, MTGRocks has attributed the card's momentous rise to stock simply having run out, the number of cards in circulation slowly being chipped away at by eternal players, until now there are none left
The chase cards from this set are Imperial Seal (one of the best black tutor cards of all time) at over $1,000, Ravages of War (a renamed Armageddon) at over $600 and Zodiac Dragon at $525
Still, I'm not complaining that there are more copies of Fire-Lit ThicketFire-Lit Thicket now floating around because of Limit Break
But the harmonize mechanic is where it really gets wildyou can replay this from your graveyard by tapping a big creature to make it cheaper