Theres a reason why the secondary market for Magic is so big
Both halves have value, sure, but this split card is charting for Death
Hunding Gjornersen Like Marhault Elsdragon, Hunding Gjornersen has a mechanic that is hard to benefit from
There are 77 golden chocobos from Final Fantasy, there were 3 (hundred) rings given to the elves, and The Brothers' War Retro Artifacts were the first large scale printing of serialized cards
These cards are harder to find as usually only one is included per booster pack
But I also know that for many of you, me included, a huge part of Magic is about playing in-person, whether it's showing off your hard-to-find Phyrexian Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite promo, or just talking by voice with whomever you're playing