This would suggest that, even if the lands are only worth $2.00 a piece while the set is in print, they could be worth a lot more in the future, which would not only make the lands themselves a good investment but the sealed booster boxes (which again have a land in every pack) a good investment as well, like past Un-sets
They didnt understand why the players enjoyed it. While the tournament and its wacky formats and cards that winners could be in are now a thing of the past, card reissues and the occasional odd tournament format change keeps the Invitational Tournament spirit alive in Magic and continues to give hope to newer players that one day they too may draw a card to defeat their opponent that is themselves in Magic creature form.
You can fight any creature you dont control, so you can even snipe a creature a different opponent controls if you want to
As a competitive spike, I find strategic risks like this interesting and rewarding
Combine that with the art that puts his buns on proud display, and the result is a card rather focused on his posterior
The rarity of these cannot be overstated, as this is the first time that a copy has been offered at a public auction
