I remember even trying to trade food stamps for theirs and now as an adult who has saved every penny he has made being able to enjoy something that Ive loved since childhood now as a grown man is like buying back a piece of something I could never have, its not about the material its about the experience. The market for collectible card games has heated up in recent years as those who grew up with the first wave of these kinds of games reach their 30s and 40s
One of its attacks, Mimicry, sounds awesome, letting you copy an opponents move
K'rrik is notably a 2/2 with lifelink, gaining a +1/+1 counter whenever its owner casts a Black spell, allowing it to mitigate the life-loss that its cost reduction provides
Well, your deck derives an advantage from building up a board over time
On the other hand, if you start the game with two ramp spells and have two more in hand, you can go hard for the combo and attempt to close out the game quite early