It's that juicy MTG commander Obeka, Splitter of Seconds, who has already racked up 1,900 decks on EDHREC: not bad for a card that hasn't even been released yet
"Once offers started to come in from collectors with money, like Cassius Marsh I started to think it was the real deal." Marsh, the owner and CEO of trading card buying and selling company Cash Cards Unlimited, was among the first to put significant money behind the card, placing a bounty of $500,000 on it
This former Modern all-star has fallen out of favor in the current meta, but it still does a whole lot for our deck
Sick when multiple Composts are on the board all at once
Wizards of the Coast Tibalts Trickery is banned
Lier, Disciple of the Drowned is more of a protective piece