As such, in calculating the value of the cards in the set, I'm trying to use the number that I realistically think I can get for the card tomorrow (this is important because new sets tend to decrease in value quickly)
The fact that the card has been reprinted in four different Commander precons certainly helps matters, too
Gideon Blackblade can do a cool trick with Steel Overseer by giving it Vigilance with the [+1] ability so that the artifact creature can attack and pump itself and other artifact creatures
When it's defeated, exile it, then cast it transformed.) When this Siege enters, it deals 4 damage to another target battle or opponent and 1 damage to up to one target creature
For example, the card in the image above is named Poison Dart Frog. Mana Cost Mana is the main resource in MTG
The exile clause is a smart balancing factor, preventing degenerate loops, but make no mistake