And this is doubly true since by increasing supply, Secret Lair reprints tend to reduce the value of the older, cheaper versions of the cards featured in the drops, potentially allowing you to pick up less desirable (but just as playable) versions at a discount
Holy smokes, it really sings - and when it gets grooving you really feel like a big threat at the table, swinging for absolutely silly amounts of damage
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The other huge upgrade that isn't a Vampire is, of course, Skullclamp, which if you're lucky enough to find / stick on the battlefield will draw you all the cards you need to close out the game
The opportunity cost is fairly low, while the payoff is quite high
Terror of the Peaks can deal a lot of damage when you escape that Ox of Agonas, and triggering your Chulane, Teller of Tales twice with Uro, Titan of Nature's Wrath feels disgusting