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Contents: 1x Deadpool, Trading Card, 1x Deadly Rollick, 1x Saw in Half, 1x Blasphemous Act, 1x Vandalblast

One of the more famous examples of a bad legend was Gerrard Capashen, redeemed by the newer Gerrard, Weatherlight Hero

Its true that an artist signature in most cases makes a card more difficult to resell, as only fans of signed cards would attribute adequate value to the card on a secondary market

Having tournament staples costing hundreds of dollars is unacceptable

Lunar HatchlingLunar Hatchling has Escape, which is expensive at the cost of six mana, five cards in your graveyard, and a land sent to exile, but who wouldn't want a chance to bring a 6/6 Beast back to life

While not nearly as common, you can also play this Sauron in a multicolor legends deck as a sort of luxury finisher that also puts multiple bodies into play