I knew someone who made some use of him, but I don't know how exactly. Then again this same guy made decks that made everyone win or lose all at once so nobody ever really won anything against him.

I know he has heartless, not sure about the furnace of rath though.

Like I said, I don't know. Only thing I know is that I gave my Tibalt to him and he used it somehow.

This man was no wanker. The guys who wanted to win an EDH match in 3 turns with an infinite combo but bitch about someone using avacyn with worldslayer are wankers.

This man wanted to make every planeswalker useful somehow, he made decks for fun and was a real treat to play against.

Well that's probably true. I mean I go out of my way to make decks that aren't the norm, such as black/white clerics. It's a fun deck, two infinite combos that take forever to get working and are easily preventable. Makes it so I can sleep at night knowing I'm not an asshole.

And I don't play competitively, I play casually with my friends. These people introduce me to others who happened to believe that a $500 deck is what you use in casual play.

I've gotten lucky against them, I've had a Tormond's crypt when I needed to shut down one and a stony silence when I needed to stop another.

Although these are the same people who didn't think that Gheist of St. Traft was a good EDH commander when I used him. Until of course he went up in price.

I would expect him to get replaced for a blue/white commander. The artifact removing hexproof hurt a bit and as far as it goes he's running out of synergy options/builds.

I like him with steel of the godhead and sundial of the infinite. Then again those are the cards I had that I could throw in with him.

I haven't been in magic long, but I don't get the feeling he'd drop to that much. I'm going to say around $5, I also tend to be an idiot-savant with prices.

Nobody in my group expected that Sorin, Lord of Innistrad would hit around $10 or lower and that Sarkhan, Dragonspeaker would go really low.

I also said that Griselbrand and Thalia would keep good prices, much to the disbelief of this group of people who run hundred something dollar decks.

I see the original definitely staying 5-6, the new print will of course be cheaper.

I just hope that when the new set comes out they don't put any of the starter deck cards in the boosters. I got a booster pack that had an Eater of Hope in it and a foil Eater of Hope in it as well.

Aye, but still. Magic has some awesome card art that does depict those races and when push comes to shove it seems good to use those ones.