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
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Card advantage when it walks up, a sizeable cost for the edict to transform, then game-breaking card draw for producing a spectacle
More importantly, its only uncommon rarity, so the pull rate will be relatively high
you open a pack, got a pile of commons, a few uncommons, and one slot that contained either a rare or, if luck would have it, a mythic rare
You can use this to buff your own forces, or enable a smaller opposing creature to trade up if another opponent is attacking into it