However, in limited formats (Sealed Deck, Booster Draft and Rochester Draft to be specific), commons are a lot more relevant than uncommons, which in turn are more relevant than rares
The former are typically made when players dont own a card thats not feasible to get, like Black Lotus or any Power 9 card for that matter or for more authentic playtesting
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Best Answer: Graveyard and Artifact Hate In theory, graveyard hate and artifact hate (like Stony Silence) are great against Ironworks Combo, but in practice, the deck is oddly good at beating any one piece (and sometimes even multiple pieces) of hate
There are exceptions though, like the three common summons (Summon: Fat Chocobo, Summon: G.F
That said, sealed product value depends heavily on demand for the set