Urza, Lord High Artificer Urza, Lord High Artificer was the first card to depict the ancient well-known planeswalker on his own
I guess it's the combination of cards which are either burn (and therefore, valued, in terms of "AI Base Value") and/or cards that are expensive in real life (Mana Vault, Wheel of Fortune, Mana Flare, Lightning Bolt, Fireball, Disintegrate) that makes the scoring algorithm give such a high value to that deck
Release weeks story with MTG Final Fantasy has an obvious overarching theme
The most important factors for us to note, however, are: His numbers are based on 60-card decks
Nowadays, Standard legal cards printed with the same effect come in at a cost of five CMC (converted mana cost)
Exile this creature at the beginning of the next end step, then you may cast it from exile on a later turn.) If there's only one card in your library as Codecracker Hound's first ability resolves, you'll put that card into your hand