The original, uncesored card runs for about $16 on the reesale market, making it one of the more affodrable banned cards to add to your collection
I would normally run Panharmonicon in a deck that cares about "ETB" effects, but our commander doesn't happen to care about them so I think it's probably not worth it
Heres an example of Niko in action, playing a valuable role in an Azorius Control deck: Creatures (9) Planeswalkers (3) Lands (24) Spells (24) 4 Omen of the Sea 3 The Birth of Meletis 2 Elspeth Conquers Death 1 Emeria's Call 1 Sea Gate Restoration 1 Ondu Inversion 4 Behold the Multiverse 4 Saw It Coming 4 Doomskar Sideboard Of course, once youve got all these Omens and Apparitions, its hard not to be tempted to just add twenty more cards and get that sweet, sweet Yorion action
Pricing using Cardmarket trends There is no single markup that works across all cards
Much like Logan Paul buying a shadowless Charizard for $6 million last year, this is a rich celebrity blowing more money than most of us will make in our entire lives on a bit of cardboard
AN ILL-FATED EXPERIMENT Phasing certainly plays an important role in the lore of Magic , specifically the central plane of Dominaria
