The first set of MTG was released in 1993 by Richard Garfield and a few friends on a shoestring budget
$4.49 Astrologian's Planisphere (0581 - Surge Foil) Final Fantasy $2.49 Bartz and Boko (0469 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $2.29 Dion, Bahamut's Dominant (0428 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.79 Prompto Argentum (0463 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.99 Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant (0433 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $2.99 Phoenix Down (0578 - Surge Foil) Final Fantasy $0.99 Edgar, King of Figaro (0436 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.99 G'raha Tia (0429 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $1.29 Ignis Scientia (0492 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $3.99 Barret Wallace (0584 - Surge Foil) Final Fantasy $4.49 Laughing Mad (0585 - Surge Foil) Final Fantasy $1.49 Sage's Nouliths (0582 - Surge Foil) Final Fantasy 0 results found
Whether youre taking it to trade night or just tossing it in your bag, your cards are safe
With Day of Black Sun, you can destroy cheap, aggressive creatures at a reasonable cost while leaving your larger threats untouched
The final spoiler is Lashweed Lurker, an Eldrazi Horror that can be cast for eight generic mana, or cast with Emerge for five generic, one green and one blue mana, minus the converted mana cost of the sacrificed creature
