Even though it won't last for much longer, this card's sub-$50 price tag makes it the clear winner here, though it would've deserved the attention based on the strength of its artwork, anyway
It is therefore desirable that each proxy is labeled with the name of the card it substitutes, and its basic game-relevant characteristics, and erase all decorations and printed information that may be misleading
I had a lot of fun and immediately earmarked it as a potential yearly experiment
The set price was $40,000, but after a round of bidding, it eventually went for $183,812 to Logic, which we found out about thanks to Polygon
The risk of piling everything on one creature is getting blown out by a single removal spell, so diversifying your threats is important