The flexibility of being able to choose a value for X is great because we might have an early-game case of wanting (or needing) to cast it for X of one or two, or we can wait until late-game and sweep a much bigger battlefield
Wedding Ring $45 Okay, now we're back with a card that doesn't have other versions costing cents: The cheapest Wedding Ring you can find is from Doctor Who and costs at least $5
Oracle of the Alpha Oracle of the Alpha was printed in paper as part of Mystery Booster 2 , but its use is mainly limited to MTG Arena, where it shines by giving you access to the mighty Power Nine by conjuring them into your deck
Once decided, features are scoped out, iterated on, reworked, and reiterated as we start to figure out exactly how to bring ideas to digital life
Then you can have each dork you arrive after you've dropped those sweet lands with an extra counter per land dropped
This allows to play a higher variation of card combinations and strategies, while keeping a limit on the expenses