If you're chasing the most expensive cards, you might consider the oldest sets (as described above) the best, as they give you a chance at pulling something worth new car money
0: Create two 2/2 black and green Wolf creature tokens with When this creature dies, put a loyalty counter on each Garruk you control. -3: Destroy target creature
Theres definitely a little bit of controlled chaos mixed in here as well with the focus on cascade and similar effects, helping to keep this deck fun and interesting to play
Hurloon Minotaur (2): This card isnt worth much nowadays, oddly enough
Plus, theyre all instant spells, which means you can cast them at the last possible second to avoid players messing with your deck
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