On top of that, this card can potentially pay for itself with its Treasure creation and even copies instants and sorceries you cast
Ultima With cards like Day of Judgment in Standard, white wraths have to do something strong to compete
Many key Legacy lands are on the reserved list, for example, so a Legacy manabase can easily cost more than $2000.) Aware of this history, Wizards played it safe with MM1: conservative print runs, and an MSRP of $7 per pack, in the hopes of making a limited-release reprint set that wouldnt crater existing card prices
Whether itll establish a real foothold in the Modern metagame remains to be seen, but in the meantime, its great to see a new set inspire such wanton deckbuilding innovation
In that regard, they're both great successes
For starters, there's a whole lot of potential in the card itself, even if you want to just opt for the equally as beautiful, if a little less expensive, Legendary variant (which is valued at just under $6 right now)