It reminds me a lot of that scene in Apollo 13 where they have to try and rig a new filter using basically what garbage is lying around the ship: There are only twenty unique Goblin cards legal in Standard right now, with a large majority of them vanilla creatures made for Limited
[4] Another example was giving Yuma the "V" cards while posing as Ray Shadows, as both a way to gain his trust and later as part of a Dueling strategy to destroy his Deck and Life Points, as well as corrode Astral's trust in Yuma and make him embrace the darkness
Who knew that cards just two years old could sell for this much
For example, you could exile four cards illustrated by Zoltan Boros and one card illustrated by Zoltan Boros and Gabor Szikszai
While you might be able to feed your family members garlic without it damaging them, were pretty confident that a stake* would still deal some damage
There are also crossovers with Dungeons & Dragons that aren't considered "Universes Beyond", due to both properties being owned by Wizards of the Coast