But its not only real-world history that makes Assassins Creed intriguing: its the connection to Magic s design history, and the chance to revisit one of the games most storied creature types with new eyes
Next is a four-way tie, with each card worth $8-$12 (thereby rounding out the top 5): Boseiju, Who Shelters All (nailed it!) Gifts Ungiven (nailed this one, too!) Time Stop (I completely forgot about this one!) Yosei, the Morning Star (OK, I didnt think of this cycle of creatures, but I guess they were powerful) Thats five rares worth roughly $10-$15 from the set, not to mention an array of cards in the $5 range (meaning it would have been worth opening one of these in your booster pack, financially speaking)
Not to me, but Jeskas Will being only three mana might have something to do with the unpopularity of this card
But perhaps the most interesting problematic card is Puresteel Angel
This works particularly well in Commander since it rebuilds your board after the inevitable sweeper