Without further ado, here are the Most Expensive Cards from Magic: The Gathering Assassins Creed Set so far: #1 Sword of Feast and Famine $22 #2 Excalibur, Sword of Eden $20 #2 Edward Kenway $11 #3 Black Market Connections $9 #4 Sword of Light and Shadow $8 #5 Ezio Auditore da Firenze $6 #6 Altar Ibn-LaAhad $6 #7 Brotherhood Regalia $5 #8 Caduceus, Staff of Hermes $5 #9 Cover of Darkness $5 #10 The Capitoline Triad $4 #11 Desynchronization $4 #12 Kassandra, Eagle Bearer $4 #13 Templar Knight $4 #14 Staff of Eden, Vaults Key $3 #15 Basim Ibn Ishaq $3 #16 Temporal Trespass $3 #17 Mjlnir, Storm Hammer $3 #18 Cleopatra, Exiled Pharaoh $2 #19 Reconnaissance $2 #20 Crystal Skull, Isu Spyglass $2 #21 Eivor, Wolf-Kissed $2 #22 Yggdrasil, Rebirth Engine $2 #23 Leonardo da Vinci $2 #24 Apple of Eden, Isu Relic $2 #25 Propaganda $2 #26 The Spear of Leonidas $1 #27 Bayek of Siwa #28 Overpowering Attack $1 #29 Senu, Keen-Eyed Protector $2 #30 Conspiracy $1 Thats it
Even if youve already completed your deck, its a good idea to open packs since you can get wildcards that youll use on a future set or build up a decent card pool in case your current deck gets outdated or banned out
B: Great in a specific archetype/meta call
9 Minerva, the Exalted Lightsworn Was Once a Prize Card First Printing: YCS 2015 Championship Series Card In the mid-2010s, Konami did not know what it wanted to do with the prize cards of its regional events, as it occasionally made these cards important to play for some decks while being virtually unplayable in others
