Copies are currently available in the $20-25 range, but inventory levels are less than 20% of what they were when I first tallied them 18 months ago
Its called Jumpstart, and its a quick way to get into the game by removing the deck-building aspect of Magic: The Gathering, players skip the setup and jump straight into wild, themed games
So this week, we are changing things up with a deck that's not only ultra-budget but a fan-favorite archetype: mill
However, if you look at the cumulative impact of the Titans and just how many worlds you could drop them into and have them completely warp the format around them, I dont think its hard to see why they get my nod for best creatures of the last decade (really Primeval Titan is the winner, with Inferno Titan next, followed a fair bit later by Grave Titan, then Sun Titan, and eventually, 500 cards later, Frost Titan)
Perpetually is fun in the sense that you can have permanent alterations to a card in different zones
Swap in cool cards you want to try next