5.3 million dollar pokemon card A Pokémon sold for record-breaking $16M US. An auctioneer from Whitbourne helped make the deal Logan Paul's $5.3 Million Pokémon

A lot of the on-theme finishers (Meloku, Multani, Avenger of Zendikar, Rampaging Baloths, Primeval Titan) are at a high power level, which is great for convincing the power-max crowd to try it but awkward if you're trying to tone things down

If Kolaghan keeps dashing like that, it may trigger some "whenever a creature enters the battlefield" effects, though that's not absolutely necessary to make Kolaghan worth playing

Each were artist-signed and sold for over $500,000, with the latter being sold for roughly $800,000 to none other than Post Malone

Usually when you ramp, you have to take the turn off to do so, meaning you arent effectively developing your nonland permanents

Regardless, I'm curious if McDonald's will address this in any way