5 Ariel: Whoseit Collector + Item Cards Building an item-centric deck can make Ariel: Whoseit Collector an especially powerful card for its ink draw of 4, as playing an item always allows a player to ready Ariel again
I love it in an aggro Commander decks alongside Skullclamp as the 'Clamp increases the power by one so you'll draw two cards off of killing a 1/1 by equipping it with the 'Clamp
This little mermaid only costs three ink but the Singer keyword, which allows her to sing songs with the higher cost of up to five
(You may put the top card of your library into your graveyard.) Madame Web lets you look at the top card of your library whenever you want (with one restrictionsee below), even if you don't have priority
Outside of literally cracking a serialized Golden Chocobo, Saffron writes, I'm not sure how you really come out ahead opening collector boxes at these prices. Losing 30% On a YouTube video on the MTGGoldfish Unboxings channel, Saffron Olive cracks open five Collector Booster Boxes, which cost around $700-$750 each (so about $3500 in total)
The current Secret Lair drop, the ran-out-of-names Ultimate Pencil Superdrop, nothing is even tagged as low stock