Which in turn means that: If there's a third effect, Event C, that happens whenever Event A happens, And Event A gets replaced by Event B, Then Event C won't happen either (because Event A never happened), Third, replacement effects only modify an event once
Moreover, TCG Player is also hosting preorders for select Final Fantasy booster sets, albeit at over MSRP, but at current market price
This may be a good time to pick up 1 or 2 of these for investment purposes if that is your thing, or perhaps you just want them for your collection (I wouldnt blame you)
Enchantment Elegy Acolyte Lifelink Whenever one or more creatures you control deal combat damage to a player, you draw a card and lose 1 life
Master Duel can further invest in it by decking it out with UR Yu-Gi-Oh cards worth crafting for further consistency
When countering a highly impactful mana-intensive spell, Access Denied can be used to create an evasive board-state through the use of a single card, all whilst denying an opponent of a key resource