Often, the seller has a price in mind, so the first question I always try to answer is "are these cards profitable at the buyer's asking price?" For instance, a seller is asking $300 for their collection
Bears are widely used in the rules examples, when you need a simple creature without abilities
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Pact of Negation Pact of Negation comes from the cycle of Pacts in Time Spiral , a number of 0-cost spells that require you to pay a cost at your next upkeep
Abbott and Costello did a (pretty bad) movie when they werent on speaking terms called The Time of Their Lives , but this trope has come up in all kinds of movies like The Sixth Sense and more
At the very least, it's certainly trying - in a deck with ways to make Bear creature types stronger, Kudo ensures every creature will benefit, while it can also disrupt strategies that want to hone in on creating a strong board presence with lots of built-in stats
