Interestingly enough, when you plot the info on a bar graph, you can usually trace a line that tells you how your deck will behave
Arrogant Bloodlord Arvad the Cursed Bartolom del Presidio Blood-Cursed Knight Bloodcrazed Paladin Bloodsworn Knight Bloodsworn Steward Bloodthirsty Conqueror Bold Impaler Champion of Dusk Crimson Honor Guard Deathless Ancient Edgar Markov Elenda and Azor Elenda, Saint of Dusk Elenda, the Dusk Rose Exsanguinator Cavalry Famished Paladin Forerunner of the Legion Knight of the Ebon Legion Legion Lieutenant Markov Crusader Markov Dreadknight Mounted Dreadknight Oathsworn Vampire Olivia, Mobilized for War Order of Sacred Dusk Paladin of Atonement Paladin of the Bloodstained Queen's Bay Paladin Sanctum Seeker Vanguard of the Rose Vito's Inquisitor Vona, Butcher of Magan Voracious Vampire
This raw power makes Feast and Famine great not just for Voltron decks, but also a stellar addition to any of the best Commander decks as well
For better or worse, however, the serialized Retro Artifacts may be more valuable, as, like the Neon Ink cards, their rarity goes one step deeper