Graded Population Report: The Darkness Crystal [Borderless Foil] #335 Visualize the distrbution of grades in the chart
While the latest Magic: The Gathering set has provided players with ample opportunity to fawn over the adorable denizens of Valley, its not exactly a viable strategy to choose your precon based on which one you think is the cutest
Say youve opened a few neat legendary cards over your career as a Magic: The Gathering player, but cant build Commander decks for all of them
After taking another look these are cards you'll miss the least IMHO: Rune-scarred Demon (this is a lot of mana for the effect in my experience, and it's better in decks that win via combos), Burning Rune Demon (same as the above, but I like this card a bit more because it's 1 less mana), Patriarch's Bidding (this can be unplayable some games depending on the opponent's deck, and unless I'm missing something you don't have self-mill to make the card better), Kardur Doomscourge (I like this card a lot, but if you need to make space he seems pretty low synergy, also plays poorly with Propaganda effects on an opponent's board), and maybe Rite of Replication (I really love this card, but I feel like it's usually too much mana to 'do the thing', I also feel like you have a decent number of Legendary stuff that can't be copied usefully, I could see this being a pet card)
Id avoid going with too many super-fatties, sticking with dangerous mid-cost creatures that have hexproof
Leaning more toward a chaos draft, Mystery Booster booster boxes are expensive, yet a blast to open with a card pool as vast as a small ocean
