Magic: The Gathering Phoenix Heart RG2015 Rank - Most Expensive Magic Card: 19 Sale price: $27,500 Sale year: 2023 Sale location: Heritage Auctions Grade: CGC 8 Not all Magic: The Gathering cards are created for competitive playsome, like Phoenix Heart RG2015, hold deeply personal significance
For example, heres a much more controlling build: Creatures (8) 1 Torrential Gearhulk 1 Archfiend of Ifnir 1 Curator of Mysteries 1 Nimble Obstructionist 4 Vile Manifestation Planeswalkers (2) Lands (24) Spells (26) While most of its homes arent going to be so fancy, I definitely dont mind trying the misers Nimble Obstructionist here
Oh, I suppose it is important to note that this is a replacement effect and not a trigger, which means it never goes on the stack and cannot be responded to
This is a great card to begin any Floodborn-heavy deck with as it puts your enemies on the backfoot from the very beginning
This means that if a Narcomoeba enters the graveyard during the first dredge, and a Prized Amalgam enters the graveyard during the third dredge, the Prized Amalgam will still trigger because the Narcomoeba doesnt go on the stack until Cathartic Reunion has resolved completely
