The Verdict Im not into Magic for the financial aspect (if I were, I wouldnt have spent so much money on cardboard that I absolutely dont intend to resell) so you can always take my opinion on the value aspect with a grain of salt
You can probably on average cut that 25% of white things you miss in half, especially if you are an aggressive white player with lots of the cheap white dorks in your poool
So far, the numbers on Iconic cards are fewer and farther between, and there havent been consistent enough results to know the percentages
Perhaps to the point where someone felt it'd be a good investment to pay over $100,000 for one, although it seems doubtful this particular Mox Jet will ever be removed from its protective case
Cruella De Vil, Miserable as Usual allows you to return a character back to a player's hand , showing off that once a character is on the field, they can be bounced back to their owner, forcing them to pay more ink to bring them back or get rid of them