This price point is restrictive enough to force creative solutions but open enough to allow for powerful, cohesive strategies without breaking the bank
Relative card strength is often balanced by the number or type of resources needed in order to play the card, and pacing after that may be determined by the flow of cards moving in and out of play
Optimized for casual and competitive EDH play, this deck brings the heat straight out of the box, ready to ignite chaos at any table
#4: Collector Ouphe Overall: 10/15 Power: 4 There are two kinds of gift-givers: those who look for the hottest new trinkets to bestow upon friends and family, and those who furnish whatever's on sale so they can horde the real deals themselves
Obeka, Splitter of Seconds Every set has a ton of legendary creatures these days, but there's often one or two outliers, cards that make EDH players sit up, take notice, and possible salivate
White Auracite is a nice little two-for-one special