Cut out a circle in black, a smaller circle in white, and then an even smaller circle in black again and paste them all together to create a bulls eye
The very first Curators Collection Set shines a spotlight on Disney Heroines, featuring six breathtaking glimmers on stunning full-art foiled cards
And then there is Teferi, who existed in cardboard prior, but I think most would agree has become an ever present entity in the minds of Magic players after finally seeing print as a planeswalker
Much like Up the Beanstalk of Modern and current Standard fame, Yshtola only cares about the printed cost of a card, not how much you actually pay for it
Id run this in decks that can circumvent the equip cost, like with Puresteel Paladin, but Id steer clear of it in non-equipment decks
I definitely don't understand that price tag, but I have to assume it's related to Commander, because that's how things always work