A couple of weeks ago, on a Fallout TV series high, I did what a lot of people did: start a new Fallout 4 save, dabble in Fallout 76, and obsess-scroll through wikis to remind myself of practically irrelevant series lore
Based on the latest market prices tracked on TCG Stacked, Cut of the Profits is worth about $0.24 USD for a regular copy and $0.26 USD for a foil copy
The deck is filled with sacrifice fodder for Baba: we have plenty of cards that want to be sacrificed like Nimblewright Schematic to make more creature fodder, Ordeal of Nylea which ramps you when it's sacrificed, and Chime of Night which destroys a creature when it's sacrificed
Ive been collecting Pokmon cards since they were first released in the U.S
That sorcery comes from somewhere
The first is that they offer obvious synergies to build a deck around and will likely shift the metagame similarly to how Battle Styles and Ancient/Future Pokmon did during those respective eras