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This card can sell for as little as $9.98 in moderately played (MP) condition, with lightly played (LP) showing more demand with pricing closer to $20 or more in most cases
Lets assume you have a beefy creature on the battlefield, and lets be honest, in green that should be pretty easy
That being said, Summon: Primal Odin is pretty good and his abilities are very sweet, especially the second chapter that lets you WIN THE GAME if you deal combat damage with it
The deck is simple to play, powerful and consistent, but it's heavily reliant on our commander being on the battlefield to do anything