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The price for Blazing Shoal, a red Magic the Gathering card that has been banned in the Modern format for over a decade, has shot up from $1.30 to $14.90 in a week, thanks to a newly revealed Izzet creature in the upcoming Final Fantasy Magic set
Playing it in my Old Stickfingers deck has increased its value, as the ability also feeds the graveyard (and makes me want to jam it into any Karador, Ghost Chieftain deck)
A quick glance at TCGplayer suggest this was an amazing pricemarket price may only be $250, but the cheapest copy available on TCGplayer today is moderately played for $300
Go to the right of Boulder Three, then push it once into the middle, then up twice
I later noticed that the saying, which I later on learned is a classic among players, is not repeated on a whim