Thanks to availability in the US being so low, buying one stateside is going to set you back $800 at time of writing
Ive recently found out that even grading companies seem to get it wrong, so much so that over 70% of the POP report on some rarer cards might actually be mislabeled stuff
We have all seen how powerful [[Stock Up]] has been, and [[Flow State]] feels like a mini [[Stock Up]]

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Or, cast it with a smile on your face, then immediately slam Gonti, Lord of Luxury and take a peek at what they just set on top
Standard Archetype Summaries All Standard decklists for the tournament will be published on the Magic World Championship 31 event page on Friday, December 5, at the beginning of Round 4 gameplay, at approximately 2 p.m