With all that in mind, here are the most expensive MTG cards from Modern Horizons 3 so far: #1 Ocelot Pride $45 #2 Ulamog, the Defiler $30 #3 Tamiyo, Inquisitive Student $27 #4 Phlage, Titan of Fires Fury $24 #5 Ugins Labyrinth $23 #6 Ajani, Nacatl Pariah $18 #7 Nethergoyf $18 #8 Phyrexian Tower $17 #9 Polluted Delta $14 #10 Bloodstained Mire $12 #11 Wooded Foothills $11 #12 Emrakul, the World Anew $11 #13 Flooded Strand $11 #14 Psychic Frog $11 #15 Urzas Incubator $10 #16 Windswept Heath $9 #17 Kozileks Command $8 #18 Consign to Memory $7 #19 Arena of Glory $7 #20 Sink Into Stupor $7 #21 Flare of Denial $7 #22 Kozilek, the Broken Reality $7 #23 Harbinger of the Seas $7 #24 Warren Soultrader $6 #25 Ral, Monsoon Mage $6 #26 Ruby Medallion $6 #27 Eladamri, Korvecdal $6 #28 Fanatic of Rhonas $6 #29 Birthing Ritual $6 #30 Shifting Woodland $6 #31 Necrodominance $5 #32 Toxic Deluge $5 #33 Sorin of House Markov $5 #34 Jet Medallion $5 #35 Recruiter of the Guard $5 Thats all folks

Enchantment removal tends to be cheaper than its creature counterpart, and Enchanted Evening lets you leverage that fact to full effect
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For instance, if you had out both Solphim, Mayhem Dominus and Torbran, Thane of Red Fell, then cast Flame Rift, your opponents could choose one of two orders for the effects to apply: a.) Solphim doubles Flame Rift's 4 damage to 8, then Torbran adds an extra 2 points for a total of 10 damage