Here's the suite of cyclers I chose: Where's My Fluctuator Architects of Will Bant Sojourners Barkhide Mauler Deadshot Minotaur Drifting Djinn Esper Sojourners Grixis Sojourners Hundroog Jungle Weaver Monstrous Carabid Primoc Escapee Ridge Rannet Sanctum Plowbeast Scion of Darkness Street Wraith Undead Gladiator Yoked Plowbeast Valley Rannet Wirewood Guardian Shoreline Ranger Twisted Abomination Noble Templar Pale Recluse Krosan Tusker Igneous Pouncer Jhessian Zombies Elvish Aberration Eternal Dragon Chartooth Cougar There are a few interesting effects attached to these cycling cards and a few interesting choices to make
5 Excellent - Numerous, pronounced and clearly visible signs of wear on both sides of the card Possible faults: wear on 4 corners, heavily scratched holo surface, pronounced silvering (shine on front edges), dents, marks, etc
Guilds of Ravnica Niv-Mizzet, Parun Niv-Mizzet, Parun has the distinction of probably being my favorite Magic: The Gathering card ever, and I know Im not the only person that feels that way
Ingenious Smith (Foil) Price today: $2.50 Possible price: $10 Im cheating a little bit with this last one because its actually seeing more play in Hammer Time, one of the most popular archetypes in Modern right now, but the reason it caught my eye was actually from looking at the Thopter Sword combo decks that have been reappearing in the format
Drowner of Hope A creature that can tap to exile other creatures and generate colorless mana
Gain four life
