It's worth noting that the Black one, Susur Secundi, Void Altar is the third most expensive and preselling for around $7
Triumph of the Hordes is a wonderful little sorcery that can turn a wide board into a lethal board if it isn't answered or your attack isn't fogged
Its ability to distribute token creatures can be a lot of fun, and any players running sacrifice strategies will be very happy to keep them on board
Lowers the Barrier to Entry for New Players: A smaller, more recent card pool makes it easier and less expensive for new players to get into competitive play, as they dont need to acquire a vast collection of older, potentially hard-to-find cards
Not including the promo value, heres how much youll be saving with these kits using fully packaged value on TCGplayer: Limit Break: $48 Counter Blitz: $38 Scions & Spellcraft: $33 Revival Trance: $14 This deal is good enough to have MTG players going Costco hunting for them
A 9x spread between the cheapest and the most expensive