The wording on Mishra is a bit old
Kids and adults alike love them, and Konami knows exactly what to do with them: make them big, powerful boss monsters with high attack power and incredible effects
In English, just about anything that goes on your foot that isn't a sock or isn't sock-like is a shoe
It seems appropriate to me to dig a little deeper into these decks and offer some cards that have a little less broad appeal for Cube, but that will fit some specific Cubes very well
What was opened 5 Secrets of Strixhaven Collector Booster Boxes 60 collector booster packs total Purchased near release at approximately USD $480 per box Total spend: USD $2,400 (approximately SGD $3,260 at 1.36 rate) JP Alternate Art Foil hits (the chase slot) Box 1: 2 JP Alt Art Foils Winds of Abandon (~USD $150), plus one unknown (likely Brainstorm tier) Box 2: 1 JP Alt Art Foil Preordain (~USD $50 / SGD $88) Box 3: 1 JP Alt Art Foil + 1 JP Alt Art non-foil Smallpox foil (~USD $30), Flusterstorm non-foil (~USD $100 / SGD $494 for foil equivalent) Box 4: 2 JP Alt Art Foils Crop Rotation (~USD $80 / SGD $163), Big Score (~USD $30) Box 5: 1 JP Alt Art Foil Crop Rotation equivalent tier Other notable hits across 5 boxes Bittersweet Emeritus of Ideation (non-serialized) one of the most valuable main set mythics Multiple foil showcase Elder Dragons (Prismari the Inspiration, Quandrix the Proof, Lorehold) strong commander demand Quorum Dissertation one of the most expensive main set non-archive cards Jesper's Will English foil commander staple 0 serialized Ammeritus cards Key takeaway: Two of the five boxes hit above-average JP foils
