Scrying, for the uninitiated, is a process that allows you to look at the top cards of your library and then choose to change the order of them as you place them back on top of the deck or instead put them onto the bottom of your deck
Teach (ST-27), featuring the infamous Blackbeard as your leader
There's a chance that without another reprint, this might end up being ineligible for our list once it exceeds $20 again
The idea behind each of these pieces is that they were imagined to be built in a place of reverence to what they're depicting and so will often not just show the subject of the card in day-to-day activities but instead will show off the epic power or display a key moment in that subject's development or story beats
There are a few aspects that hold it back from being more complex and competitive, namely a lack of card draw and ways to mount a comeback and counter the opponent, but those issues may be alleviated as the game evolves
Since you're locked into only using Light and Dark monster effects for the rest of the duel after using it as a hand trap, decks like Mitsurugi have been able to easily slot it in