To easily complete them, put some card with in-color mana cycling from the quests color into your deck and thats it, problem solved
We want to run an ice cream shop with Vanillish, or drop a synchronized fleet of Minior from the sky, or smirk like the full-art Gholdengo while playing the full-art Gholdengo
To this day, players are still frustrated at this set , as it took a long time for these cards to return to the company, and by the time they did, it was too late, as the set's print run had concluded
So, if you know in the end, that you can get a 28% premium mark up on your card, just based on the grader you choose, wouldnt you opt for the one thats going to get you a better return assuming all grading costs are equal
Ive lost many Legacy games to a Chalice with one counter turning off everything but Force of Will