The more I play, the more I like having player aids like this so I spend less time racking my brain for exactly how a complex mechanic like Ring-tempting works
I saw the gen3 artwork, and liked it ever since then
This probably helped the small set stay fresh enough to feel like you werent constantly seeing the same cards, but they might have overdone it a bit in at least one regard
While Item Shopkeep may not be a top-tier card, it could still see play in budget decks or casual strategies looking for a versatile support creature
A 7/8 with flash that can't be countered, whenever Hullbreaker Horror's controller casts a spell, they can either return a permanent or spell they don't control to its owner's hand
While not as valuable as the cards mentioned above, you can never feel bad cracking a fetch land from a booster pack of Magic, and I expect these to remain over $10 despite the reprint, with old-bordered variants commanding a nice premium