In my last article on Inside Pitch in Raleigh, I discussed how interactive elements could shape the future of card shows
Berserk follows green's basic principle of creating large creatures that then attack your foes
Proceed with caution: Gandalf the White: $20-$90 (buy for about $20) Aragorn, the Unifier: $16-$45 (buy for about $20) Radagast the Brown $7-$15 (buy for $15 or less) There are other cards that have seen a spike, but there are still outliers past what the real spike is
If you're curious how anything in the set works and want to dive deeper into it, be sure to check out the Release Notes here
Arrogant Bloodlord Arvad the Cursed Bartolom del Presidio Blood-Cursed Knight Bloodcrazed Paladin Bloodsworn Knight Bloodthirsty Conqueror Champion of Dusk Deathless Ancient Edgar Markov Elenda and Azor Elenda, Saint of Dusk Elenda, the Dusk Rose Exsanguinator Cavalry Knight of the Ebon Legion Legion Lieutenant Markov Crusader Markov Dreadknight Oathsworn Vampire Olivia, Mobilized for War Order of Sacred Dusk Queen's Bay Paladin Sanctum Seeker Vito's Inquisitor Vona, Butcher of Magan Voracious Vampire
It then allowed the user to search their deck for a card, put it in their hand, then shuffle the deck
