This means that until someone walks into their store (or mails in a copy through their buylist), giving ChannelFireball or Card Kingdom a copy of Greed to sell, their list price will represent the old pre-buyout pre-spike price, which likely isn't real either
Choco, Seeker of Paradise The chocobo leader is here with Choco, and while Im not sure it will see competitive play I think it will be a staple of Commander and other casual formats
Take Damn, for example, which is a two-mana Black sorcery that lets you kill off a creature
Building with Rebbec is like you get a companion payoff and are not penalized if you don't follow the rule completely
K'rrik, Son of Yawgmoth Krrik, Son of Yawgmoth is a very powerful all-in commander because you'll pay lots of life to generate black mana and win in a big turn
Options basically, and although symmetrical they are powerful and direct ways of interacting with core aspects of the game