While many in the counterfeit card community disavow selling fake cards to players, the fact remains that simply by handing your money over to counterfeiters, you are helping to improve counterfeit cards, make them more realistic, and assist other people in scamming other players
Pond Prophet looks like a fine card with all the bounce and blink
This is because, if you've dealt combat damage to a player with the Hope of Ghirapur, it can be sacrificed, preventing that player from casting noncreature spells until your next turn, causing serious headaches for any deck that revolves around any card type besides creatures
I love value attached to a creature, and when its attached to a 6/6 with menace and trample, I love it even more
When you cast this instant, you destroy target creature (maybe your own Deadpool) and create two half-sized token copies
The auction house model starts making sense here because the curated auction events attract high-end buyers who might not be browsing everyday marketplaces