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Selvala, Explorer Returned Legendary Creature Elf Scout Parley : Each player reveals the top card of their library
Seven of the 15 mythics in the set are worth more than the $10 MSRP of the pack they come from, and the high end is doing just fine with Jace, the Mind Sculptor, Imperial Recruiter, Ensnaring Bridge, and Chalice of the Void, but after the seven good mythics, there's a massive drop off from Animar, Soul of Elements at around $13 to Gisela, Blade of Goldnight at under $4
Innistrad Remastered takes cards from every expansion to ever feature one of the creepiest planes in Magic history
Cadric, Soul Kindler gives you the Mirror Gallery effect for tokens and lets you make token copies of legends you control
That has always been a problem for Spellslinger decks