In a format with such regular shifts in meta, Standard players have to be ready to change their decks with the release of new sets or the rotation of old cards
Even LOTR collectors who don't play can make room in their LOTR displays for the MTG Lord of the Rings Booster box, which is as much an MTG trove as it is a long-awaited Tolkien collectible
Since Bello turns artifacts and enchantments into 4/4s, with Sight of the Scalelords they essentially become 6/6s
Not the worst condition relative to other listings on eBay (its a fairly old card at this point), but my pictures did it absolutely no favours: it was in a dusty, scratched-up toploader and held in my hand with my messy room visible in the back
This would suggest that, even if the lands are only worth $2.00 a piece while the set is in print, they could be worth a lot more in the future, which would not only make the lands themselves a good investment but the sealed booster boxes (which again have a land in every pack) a good investment as well, like past Un-sets
While Journey Together is a smaller set, every card is worth collecting, given its attention to detail and beautiful scenes