Even the much cheaper English variations of the Traveling Chocobo can range anywhere between $700 all the way up to $900, with no signs of slowing down, easily surpassing any other card in the set by a landslide
And if that somehow does become a problem, well, at least it will prove the games youngest evergreen card type isnt already over the hill
Gas Guzzler One-drop creatures with start your engines are awesome, and youll want as many as you can in an aggressive deck so that you can reap the mechanics reward as fast as possible
You can distinguish a proxy and the genuine MTG card by looking out for various factors such as the cardstock texture, does it feel like your existing MTG cards
You wont be able to plan for every opponent
I wrote several pages on how you should sequence with Dragons Rage Channeler + Mishras Bauble + Ledger Shredder + Fetchlands