The Bayesian Theorem, and specifically Bayesian interpretation, is so broadly applicable to every aspect of our lives (MTG included) that its difficult not to consider every day occurrences through its lens
(To keep things simple, let's ignore any notions of risk or the time-value of money.) Suppose the card is currently worth $5 due to low levels of play and zero speculation
Lets get one thing straight: Atraxa is a good commander
1 Wildcard that can be of any rarity Can be practically anything, from a common to a double exposure card 1 Traditional foil card of any rarity Has the same possible draw as the wildcard slot 1 Land card Could be a full art manor land, a regular basic land, or a common dual land
In the modern Disney landscape, Pixar makes up a good chunk of what folks know, some might say their movies are more recognisable these days than the ones made by Disney itself
Dread Fugue and Concealing Curtains are the real deal