This is one of the most powerful monster cards released in the Alpha printing so its rare to find a copy that hasn't sustained damage due to heavy play. According to PWCC, the figure makes Lord of the Pit the second-most valuable Magic: The Gathering card after the Alpha Black Lotus
One frequent theme, however, is how mana-hungry many of them are
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#7 @everyone that responded: I did figure out later why Dark Confidant was called Bob...I guess it wasn't random haha...ok...umm
1 Foil-etched display commander (a thick cardstock copy of the face commander card with foil etched into the card's border and art not legal in sanctioned Commander play)
The Infamous Cruelclaw Weasel fans, your time has finally come
