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On the 17th May, its average value on TCGplayer was $5.35 (3.98), while today it's worth $5.09 (3.79)
An interesting combination of plains and iconic monsters, this card is a unique way to add a basic land which is not so basic in design to your deck
You can use the fingers on both of your hands
Akiri's first ability has you draw just one card per player you attack with an equipped creature, no matter how many equipped creatures you attack them with beyond the first and no matter how many Equipment that creature's carrying beyond the first
On the one hand, Magic has become a game increasingly about the board state rather than cards in hand, so sacrificing your board state to draw cards isn't nearly what it used to be
