On the quality spectrum, do you look to store bulk, the commons and uncommons from past sets that might be useful to build a deck someday (Im in this category) or maybe you are a collector who needs to store your very rare and expensive cards safely, but still organized and within reach
Very much akin to one of my other favorite mechanics, Simic's Evolve, Increment says that whenever you cast a spell, if it cost more than the power or toughness of the creature with increment, you give that creature a +1/+1 counter
Check out this wooden Lord of the Rings Card box the wooden edges basically demand that you sleeve your cards up before dropping them in, but theres no substitute for style
However, since the beginning of 2025, this card has seen a massive revival and once again ranks among the sets most expensive
Its a versatile piece of interaction for fighting control of planeswalker-centric decks