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Urza, Lord High Artificer isnt a commander that's here to play fair: It's one of the top cEDH commanders (which is even more impressive given the hard time mono-colored commanders have at the highest tier), and it already has another crazily priced printing: Its Mystery Booster 2 version hovers around $380

it is well-balanced with "board development using items," "drawing (hand replenishment)," and "ink acceleration," making it a highly complete competitive game deck

Idol of False Gods Most cards here have high mana values, which is why pointing out the mana value of only 2 on Idol of False Gods is notable

How is your average player meant to justify ponying up the expected asking price for cards they might already own

Its the kind of play that wins games