Lay of the Land is a fine card, highly playable but not super exiting, it is never powerful or able to offer a big payoff
This does, however, mean that these prices are a rough estimate of how much each card is worth, but they can be seen selling for much more or less
That mobility keeps your most important threat protected at all times, and it is a natural fit for the Silverquill Influence precon from Secrets of Strixhaven, which is built around auras and goading opponents into attacking each other
Few cards illustrate risk-versus-reward (or raw explosive potential) better in the history of the game
Derricrane/Ruffian Railcar are both usable as Xyz Material under Skill Drain, so your Xyz Monsters still have effects after you flip it
These debut virtual battles will bring the excitement of competitive play to a broader audience