Of the most expensive cards available to reprint (i.e
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Inquisition of Kozilek is a classic example of how effective hand control can be
Arcbound Ravager Market Price: $17.37 I started playing MTG in 2010, which feels like ages ago now, but was still too late to see Ravager, Disciple of the Vault, Thoughtcast, and Shrapnel Blast wreak havoc on Standard, enough to get multiple cards from that deck banned in 2005
