Proposing deals and lobbying, cajoling, or bribing their trading partners with promises of better trades in the future lend the game the feeling of a surreal stock market a chaotic trading floor powered by beans and dreams
Being able to Knock Out a Pokemon by only attaching a couple of Energy Cards was such a great feature, and dealing 280 with its main attack is totally excellent as well
Ureni, the Song Unending $11.01 Dragonlord Atarka saw a lot of play in its Standard era, and it still retains a good chunk of its value as a casual (Cube, EDH) staple, be it as a ramp or reanimator target
Notably, the ability to add counters triggers on any artifact creature attacking, so if you want to put all of your eggs in the Bomat Courier basket, then thats a pretty strong one-into-two curve
Every report names your weakest axis in plain English (this corner is capping you at a 9) so you actually understand the grade instead of staring at a mystery score
Bartz and Boko Birds of Paradise Birds of Paradise Black Chocobo Bronzebeak Moa Chicken Troupe Choco, Seeker of Paradise Darba Derevi, Empyrial Tactician Druid of the Sacred Beaker Falco Spara, Pactweaver Free-Range Chicken Gilded Goose Hunting Moa Icefeather Aven Kishla Skimmer Messenger Falcons Nadu, Winged Wisdom Ostrich-Horse Owlbear Owlbear Cub Pet Avengers River Hoopoe Sazh's Chocobo Squirrel Dealer Summon: Fat Chocobo Tainted Observer The Goose Mother Traveling Chocobo Turtle-Duck Waveskimmer Aven Whippoorwill Windreaper Falcon Zodiac Rooster