mtg card prices Found a page of in an old copy of IQGamer in their November 2005 issue. Thought it was a cool piece of history : r/magicTCG Destroy target artifact or land an opponent controls Top 30 Most Expensive "Magic:

Each time the Commander returns to the graveyard, you need to pay the Commander Tax to cast it again

Stroke of Midnight MTG is often about trade-offs and gaining advantage where you can

Youll need to have Doubling Season on the battlefield and enough mana to cast Jace, Cunning Castaway

Add to this the fact that mana-fixing is a critical part of color intensive decks like Dinrova Tron and you have a very valuable asset in Prophetic Prism

White typically has permanent-based removal, like Conclave Tribunal, which is ultimately temporary

Given white can draw plenty of cards these days, and given theres also more proliferate available than just old artifacts and Grateful Apparition, Id urge you to consider Pursuit of Knowledge again