This is best exemplified by its draft signpost, Junkyard Genius , which can sacrifice an artifact or creature to give all your creatures +1/+0 and menace
This characteristic contributes to the cards appeal among collectors who value the visual aspects of the TCG
This runs a bit counter to the reasons that I praised Mishras Bauble, with the relevant upside of the card being that it does at least pressure players to play aggressive decks
But if you were to do that, Id just run Heliod or Rosie in the command zone instead
AI may not understand markets the way we do, but it understands patterns how emotion drives value, how stories become currency, and how scarcity turns sentiment into profit
It taps for all of the mana, you can leave it untapped and forget about it when youre not using it and not have to take damage from it every turn, its like $10 from 4th Edition so you can actually have reasonable expectations of owning one- there are lots of reasons that more decks in EDH use Mana Vault than Crypt