In either scenario, it's quite easy to find yourself with lots of cards that arent being used and taking up space
If you bias towards big creatures worthy of reanimation, Cruelclaw can become a double enabler, casting battlecruisers for free or discarding them to Reanimate later
Plus, its a great conversation starter for trading or deck-building strategies
Spitting Dilophosaurus ( Jurassic World Collection) The Lost Caverns of Ixalan Market Price: $46.30 An incredible artwork that displays an important plot moment from the original Jurassic Park film, this 3/2 black Dinosaur plays beautifully in -1/-1 shells, and this card saw a notable spike in price during the spoiler season for Lorwyn Eclipsed when it became apparent that that sets blight mechanic would pair perfectly with this colorful, frilled, deadly Dino
It's also a good resource for figuring out how much your cards are worth once the new set is out, so if you pull any Surge Foil cards in your booster pack preorders, you might suddenly find yourself with quite the nest egg
Well be talking more about such paths when we look at blue, but heres a possible New Perspectives list with the Vizier as a starting point: Creatures (19) Lands (25) Spells (18) There is one other Shadow of the Grave deck I wanted to put a prototype out there for, though Im hoping to have a better version later this week