Every card you ink is a card you cannot play, so deck building is a constant trade between cards you want to ink and cards you want to keep
The same goes for possible playmats, which usually feature different art from the deck boxes and sleeves
The first of the two is epic, which sits between legendary and enchanted rares
The entire set as one sells for over $10,000, and it is only rising, but this Maleficent card is the most expensive of them all because it is a powerful card that has since become iconic in many Ruby-themed decks, not to mention the artwork is fantastic
Easily paired with Pocahontas - Following the Wind, also featured in Winterspell, this puts you on a one way train to locking down the board for a full turn and completely shutting off your opponent's ability to challenge
Jim Hawkins Rigging Specialist is maybe the better and could be played alone without a shift target