Alongside a new cycle of artifact lands in Modern Horizons 2, were also getting Thought Monitor
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Who version, are both at $5+ in surge foil, and they are excellent examples of a phenomenon where the surge foils (or in the case of Modern Horizons 3, ripple foils) from the Collector versions of the Commander decks are the most expensive version of a card, or notably expensive
Crucible of Worlds has long been a fantastic Magic card, and Conduit of Worlds builds on that with a spicy bonus: you can forgo casting spells from your hand for the turn in order to cast a nonland permanent from the yard that turn
In 2002, believing that the depiction of demons was becoming less controversial and that the game had established itself sufficiently, Wizards of the Coast reversed this policy and resumed printing cards with "demon" in their names