There are only twelve Enchanted rares per set, two of each ink color, and as you'd expect they are incredibly rare, often going for hundreds of dollars on the secondary market
Since they can often be used in response to your opponents actions, they allow for clever and reactive gameplay
A dedicated artifact deck floods the board with all manner of shiny baubles, from cheap artifacts like Mishra's Bauble and Mox Amber to various tokens like Thopters, Treasure, and Clues
*While supplies last
Based on the latest market prices tracked on TCG Stacked, Meeting of Minds is worth about $0.26 USD for a regular copy and $0.34 USD for a foil copy
For every Standard or Cube draft, there are a dozen kitchen table variants or house rules that dont get any fanfare, although many can be quite fun