One glance at this card makes it clear how it got to its current price on the back of one of the most beautiful scenes in the set
EVERYTHING IS PERMITTED I may not have spent much time with the Assassins Creed games, but as a fan of assassins in Magic Im excited to see this creature type thrust towards the spotlight
Snow Red | VOW Standard | Jim Davis Creatures (17) 1 Kessig Wolfrider 4 Bloodthirsty Adversary 4 Falkenrath Pit Fighter 4 Flame Channeler 4 Moonveil Regent Planeswalkers (4) 4 Chandra, Dressed to Kill Instants (19) 3 Frost Bite 3 Spikefield Hazard // Spikefield Cave 4 Play with Fire 2 Shatterskull Smashing // Shatterskull, the Hammer Pass 3 Tundra Fumarole 4 Roil Eruption Lands (20) 14 Snow-Covered Mountain 3 Den of the Bugbear 3 Faceless Haven Deck's Record : 4-1 Deck's Grade : A- Deck Potential : Medium to High Prior to Crimson Vow , there were the beginnings of a nice burn/Red aggro core in Standard, even if it fell a bit short of the other decks in the format
Final Thoughts Over the years weve seen more and more crossover between Dungeons & Dragons and Magic: The Gathering, so its not surprising to see this latest Secret Lair Drop
That fame continued into the Pokmon TCG , as Base Set Charizard remains, perhaps, the most recognizable card across the TCG , and perhaps across all TCGs