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So, let's dive in and tie some more tails onto our Rat King
The grids run newest to oldest and are grouped by era, which also makes them a neat tour of the last four years of Japanese sets
Obviously there are plenty of strong permanents that cost two or less in fact, stronger cards are more likely to get in under the limit
$30 is still quite expensive, but Ulamog is not seeing a ton of play in competitive formats