It cost one player around $1,500 just to complete the first set, for example, and the third in three months will be available tomorrow
For certain collectors, this kind of crossover print often becomes a talking point: cards that fans will want simply for their mashup appeal
Firstly, you dont actually remove the card from your opponents hand, so it can still be used in a few ways - a Troll of Khazad-dm for finding a land, for example, or even casting for an alternate cost like Evoke on Fury or Dash on Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer
Bill lets you draw two cards
Plus, since this effect costs no mana to activate, we can cast it early, then activate it later on the turn we cast one of our commanders
In fact, thats probably a good way to think when Im evaluating the spells in my two-land hand