These factors have helped make Lord of the Pit one of Magic: The Gathering's most valuable cards in recent years, with a copy graded at a flawless Pristine 10 condition selling for $105,000 in January 2023 - smashing the previous record amount paid for a Gem Mint 10 copy of the card in September 2021 by almost $100,000
Pixel cards feature an old-school art style, complete with a new card frame and font designed to capture gigabytes of your retro gaming memories
Assuming we've entered the loop mentioned above, each time CarnageCarnage hits the board, we'll be able to recur that same creature we're losing during each combat step
With such a massive ensemble of Pokemon including Marshadow to enjoy, this card will likely retain its value and increase over time, considering how beautiful the scene is
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