This may be the most popular card from the MTG Fallout set simply because its generically good, can deal with the occasional wide board, and Split Second makes it really difficult to stop this card
It makes sure you don't fall behind against the black-white deck, which likely has a good long game that it can use to leverage any kind of delay in your play
He adds a lore for every item you own and in an item focused sapphire deck, not only can you grab yourself a silly amount of ink to make that steep cost not too much to worry about, it also means you can get yourself the lore that Tamatoa provides directly on the turn you play him by utilising the Lucky Dime
Khans At the beginning of your upkeep, exile the top card of your library
Chart shows the price of Mirage Gate [Reverse Holo] #163 at the end of each month going back as long as we have tracked the item.
When a friendly Elf dies for any reason, each opponent loses one life, while Elderfang Venom's controller gains one life