Combine that with its vast number of reprints, and the card is now available in its cheapest form for only $10
Gordon also shared that the Final Fantasy set took around 50 percent longer to produce than the standard Magic: The Gathering expansions, due to the need to "accurately reproduce the IP"
He has quite an advantage towards this end since almost every single automaton, construct, and trinket in the city was made by him
Batterskull can even return itself to its owner's hand to dodge removal effects or make another Germ, and this card appears in a variety of decks
Invasion of Shandalar / Leyline Surge Invasion of Shandalars effect is a decent enough recursion spell, but if you manage to transform it (and keep Leyline Surge from being destroyed) you can cheat any one permanent in your hand onto the battlefield per turn, which can be absurdly good
Sephiroth, the Savior (Atraxa, Grand Unifier) Atraxa, Grand Unifier decks tend to be flicker soup exploiting the obscenely powerful enters ability on their commander