Your deck has to be sixty basic lands, and you play with the special Vanguard rules
Youre in good colors for enablers and payoffs, including magecraft cards
They can be played alongside high-cost cards in order to spend your extra ink and develop your board, they can get buffed by a Support character like Rolly and become a cheap way to trade up into bigger threats, and Lucky can discover them when you use his ability Good as New, making them more valuable in your deck than in your hand
With the Secrets of Strixhaven decks being much newer (and not yet released at the time of writing), we're taking into account their reprint value, deck lists, mechanics, any clear synergies we can see on paper, upgradability, and whether we think the decks will be fun to play with
While popularity, condition, and many other factors are at work when determining a card's price tag, sometimes nailing the color choice and pose makes the biggest difference