Cards like Bident of Thassa (or Coastal Piracy, if you want to go there) go a long way in terms of making cards like Flying Men playable, and The Indomitable has the most relevant additional text on this sort of card that weve ever seen
Originally a promo released in 2000, it now fetches a remarkably high value, ranging from $50 for a damaged copy to prices of $100 or more for a near-mint card
For cards, such as Sorin the Mirthless, that show up in more than one Booster Fun treatment, the one-in-three Booster Fun version finds are split evenly between borderless and showcase fang frames
And it's a pretty safe bet that we'll see a serialized infinity stone, following the trend started with The Soul Stone in Marvels Spider-Man
When you do, tap target creature
When every Scry or Surveil also draws you a card, suddenly you can afford to run a lot more of these cards in your deck