Pricing bubbles come and go, and while some people treat cards as investments, its wiser to approach the hobby with a collectors heart and a players mindset
Banish from Edoras The Battle of Bywater Bill the Pony Boromir, Warden of the Tower Dawn of a New Age Dnedain Blade Eagles of the North Eastfarthing Farmer East-Mark Cavalier owyn, Lady of Rohan Errand-Rider of Gondor Escape from Orthanc Esquire of the King Faramir, Field Commander Flowering of the White Tree Fog on the Barrow-Downs Forge Anew Frodo, Sauron's Bane Gandalf the White Hobbit's Sting Landroval, Horizon Witness Lost to Legend Nimble Hobbit Now for Wrath, Now for Ruin
The majority of the value of the deck comes from the newer cards, like Swift Reconfiguration ($15), Drumbellower ($8), and Imposter Mech ($4), so that price could fluctuate based on how much demand we see for these cards
So we just need to shore up some of the deck's other weaknesses and we should have something worthwhile
Andril, Flame of the West Andril, Flame of the West gives the equipped creature a decent buff, and can also help make a good number of spirits