7 Eternal Night Swamp, By Dan Mumford The retro, B-movie horror vibes of Innistrad: Midnight Hunt and Crimson Vow were most clearly seen in the subsequent Double Feature expansion, but they also manifested in the full-art lands in each set, which employed a monochromatic palette to great effect
It gives you constant value changes and looks more like a stock graph than anything else
Unless you want to focus on just one critter type (building Blech as insect tribal seems quite popular) you're probably going to want Blex in your deck, since it's the only card that will act as a lord for all of your creatures
And they work alongside stuff like Sakura-Tribe Elder or the Scarecrow above
Rarity and print scarcity pull rate, set print run, and whether the card has been reprinted in subsequent sets
That said, it can be a more involved process in comparison to selling your cards to a local collectibles store