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Before we get into the rankings, lets first jump into what this means, and an exploration of why Magic cards are sometimes expensive

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If the finite printing of serialized cards behave anything like the Reserved List, the value is definitely there and likely to go up

COLOR THEORY For a format where every deck can get multiple Rampant Growths as a set mechanic, EoE is actually quite restrictive about color access