1998 Kangaskhan-Holo #115 Family Event Trophy Card $150,100 A reward for a unique Parent/Child Mega Battle tournament in Japan

Animar, Soul of Elements Avalanche Tusker Averna, the Chaos Bloom Bear's Companion Beluna Grandsquall Beluna Grandsquall Borborygmos and Fblthp Dragonback Assault Dragonclaw Strike Eshki Dragonclaw Eshki, Temur's Roar Flubs, the Fool Genesis Ultimatum Genesis Ultimatum Gimbal, Gremlin Prodigy Guided Passage Illuna, Apex of Wishes Illuna, Apex of Wishes Intet, the Dreamer Iroh, Grand Lotus Kalamax, the Stormsire Karakyk Guardian Loot, the Key to Everything Loot, the Pathfinder Maelstrom Wanderer Magus Lucea Kane Mammoth Bellow Me, the Immortal Miirym, Sentinel Wyrm Omnath, Locus of the Roil Pia Nalaar, Chief Mechanic Rashmi and Ragavan Riku of Many Paths Riku of Two Reflections Roar of Endless Song Saheeli, Radiant Creator Sarkhan Unbroken Savage Knuckleblade Snowhorn Rider Song of Creation Songcrafter Mage Storm, Force of Nature Surrak Dragonclaw Temur Ascendancy Temur Battlecrier Temur Charm Temur Tawnyback The First Tyrannic War The Swarmlord Trap Essence Ureni of the Unwritten Ureni, the Song Unending Xyris, the Writhing Storm

its just so visually delectable
The box is good for a collection starting point as it includes energy to build decks of all types, booster packs, and accessories
Even with artifact lands and Moxen it is tough for control decks to reach the required artifact count and so Thirst sees less play than most of the other decent card draw spells in the cube
It requires mastering fundamental principles, sensible design choices, simplifying when necessary, and above all else, having an enjoyable experience