And that is where basic market dynamics kick in: if on top of that the supply is low because it is a scarce card, if nobody wants to sell it, or if it had a single print run many years ago, then the price can skyrocket
After some months of testing though, it quickly become a frequently played mainstay in the format, and I already have in a lot of maindecks/sideboard of my decks
Look for March of the Machine Commander decks at your local game store, online through Amazon, and elsewhere Magic: The Gathering is sold
In fact, if your deck has a legendary theme, it may give you more upside than downside
The mana value of the spell remains unchanged, no matter what the total cost to cast it was and no matter whether an alternative cost was paid
Surprisingly, yes