That means that even if Robber of the Rich goes away, youll still be able to play the card, assuming you fulfill the condition of attacking with a Rogue
So Im forced into the realm of guesswork and estimation: Based on what we hear from sellers and distributors, plus the likely print run after Fallout, were looking at around 1.5 million packs, which means youve got a 0.13% chance of pulling any serialized card
Its that simple
MTG oddities often result from mistakes, miscuts, misprints, and test prints
Delirium in Duskmourn, House of Horror I'm sure by now you've taken a gander at some of the horrors lurking in Magic's next horror-themed set releasing soon, Duskmourn - and with it returns Delirium once again
Beloved sets like a box of Khans of Tarkir and War of the Spark boosters sell for double what they used to, and original Innistrad packs are listed at several times the price they were back when it was released