In mid2025, a PSA 9 Mint example of Snap Bulbasaur sold via Fanatics Collect for $200,000, establishing a record as the most expensive Bulbasaur card ever traded
Phyrexian Triniform and Akroma, Angel of Wrath are powerful threats
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Winner: Dimir Midrange 2 Bitter Triumph 2 Cecil, Dark Knight 4 Deep-Cavern Bat 4 Enduring Curiosity 1 Essence Scatter 2 Faebloom Trick 4 Floodpits Drowner 1 Fountainport 4 Gloomlake Verge 4 Island 3 Kaito, Bane of Nightmares 1 Long Goodbye 2 Multiversal Passage 1 Phantom Interference 2 Restless Reef 2 Shoot the Sheriff 2 Soulstone Sanctuary 4 Spyglass Siren 1 Stab 1 Starting Town 5 Swamp 3 Tishana's Tidebinder 1 Tragic Trajectory 4 Watery Grave 1 Annul 2 Duress 1 Faebloom Trick 1 Kaito, Bane of Nightmares 1 Lord Skitter, Sewer King 2 Negate 1 Qarsi Revenant 1 Spell Pierce 2 Stab 2 Strategic Betrayal 1 Tishana's Tidebinder At Magic Spotlight: Spider-Man events in Baltimore and Liverpool, Dimir Midrange was the most popular deck that emerged from the bans unscathed
The resulting abomination was the combination of Elves, Devoted Druid Combo, Stoneblade and Urzas Saga decks, and I love it
Although this sounds like theres still a glaring hole left in your defenses, how many decks even bother to play monsters with less than 1500 attack
