You can buy them from other players, but prices vary greatly, from $10 to $15 for rare older prints to a whopping $200+ for mythic reprints in releases like the Onslaught fetches as Magic judge promos
It can save a utility creature from basically all removal (even board wipes), and also enables two-card combos with targets like Devoted Druid
While not as scarce as the BWR version, its lower price reflects both broader availability and consistent demand from collectors who want legendary dragons without chasing the top-tier rarity
I expect this card to see a lot of play
Whether its part of a dedicated mana-denial plan with land destruction or simply for playing mind games in open-deck events, Mana Tithe adds just the right amount of stack interaction to whites arsenal
The collaboration even got its own anime-style opening based on the iconic Cowboy Bebop intro, replacing the bounty hunters and spaceships with the villains of Okos crew and carriages