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That being said, since there are much more affordable variants of these cards available, their prices hardly follow the norm

Since "Innistrad," all werewolves have had the distinction of being double-sided cards with a human form on one side, and a bestial werewolf form on the other

Early pressure, Treasure generation, and pseudo-card advantage make it threatening far beyond its mana cost

Starting with the most dramatic rise (proportionally, anyway), we've seen Codsworth, Handy Helper jump from $8.30 to $21 since Final Fantasy's release, a rise of $153

These decks leave behind many of the high-powered cards you find at higher-end games, opting for more unique and creative cards

For a complete look at the set, you can check out the Duskmourn: House of Horror Card Image Gallery