For each of those cards, pay 4 life or put the card on top of your library
When I sat down to pen this article, researching Magic: The Gathering cards in more detail, my goal was to put together a list of the most expensive cards from the game organized 20 to 1
Dishonorable Mention: Lovely flavor, beautiful art, and one of the worst cards ever printed in the history of the game
Kingdra #TG3Ultra Rare $12.67 Kingdra #8Holo Rare $23.41 Kingdra #19Rare $8.69 Kingdra #12Holo Rare $5.00 Kingdra #7Holo Rare $15.86 Kingdra #17Rare $3.84 Kingdra #107Rare $0.48 Kingdra #31Holo Rare $0.63 Kingdra #33Holo Rare $0.38 Kingdra #37Holo Rare $0.30 Vanillite #27Common $0.28 Espeon (Team Plasma) #48Uncommon $5.88 Pachirisu #37Common $0.40 Beldum #50Common $0.34 Seismitoad (Team Plasma) #26Rare $0.61 Metagross (Team Plasma) #52Holo Rare $10.98 Mankey #59Common $0.34 Palpitoad #25Uncommon $0.26 Thundurus EX (Team Plasma) #38Ultra Rare $13.33 Voltorb #32Common $0.25
I am sure that you know how cards that allow you to recycle resources from the discard pile are often pretty broken, right
Let's see how well the stock list pulls off its goals: Counter Blitz is all-in on Counters and does what it sets out to do well: I count 38 cards the put counters on either themselves or other cards, nearly all of these are +1/+1 counters but there's a bit of other stuff too (4 summon creatures put lore counters on themselves like Summon: Valefor)
