Despite many MTG decks simply using the cheapest variants on the market, these decks are usually full of full-art foiled-out goodness that can make any MTG opponent gasp in admiration
Jecht, Reluctant Guardian / Braskas Final Aeon Rating: 8/10 Starting out as a 4/3 menace creature is a decent start
This is useful in a huge variety of situations, and while its not repeatable like others on the list, it is cheaper than some of the other choices
REJECTED REALM #4: Tortjara An infinite ocean with a single turtle floating in the middle of it
Last week, the Magic gods frowned upon us as everyone figured out that Mono-Black Aggro was good between when I recorded the video and when it went live, causing the price of the deck to spike outside of our normal budget range
If the number of creatures you control changes after that time, it won't change the bonus granted