While it might not have made big waves among MTG fans and collectors, the collector boosters were home to some intriguing cards with spectacular art treatments
Natural Scarcity A set might include 30 mythics, but serialized variants, alternate frames, and limited-run treatments (e.g.,
Old One Eyes ability to go from graveyard to hand at the cost of discarding cards makes it right for a reanimator deck, like with Old Stickfingers, getting the exact creatures you want into the yard
Whether Lolth finds a spot alongside Ob or not, she's not going anywhere
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Such power comes with a price, though, and Mana Vault is by far the most expensive card included in Fourth Edition , currently commanding around $30-$40 per copy