For example, FF4 's Cecil and Kain both have their stories told in their respective cards - Cecil starts as a dark knight that loses the owner life and transforms into a paladin with lifelink to restore what was lost, whereas the complex character that is Kain betrays the party and becomes an enemy, which is represented by being a card that changes owners
Dragons are one of the most popular creature types in all of Magic as far as casual play is concerned, which naturally gives The Ur-Dragon a leg up over its competition
A card that looked mid-value last week can spike after a creator features it, after a new set announcement, or after a new record sale on eBay
This god is a 5/5 creature that drains each opponent for X and lets you scry X, where X is the number of zombies you control
Hiram Flaversham is a staple in most decks and youll get three Pawpsicles which is almost a complete playset
Add this card to your decks if you need the extra ramping, and cards that are good early and late are extra interesting