Mere days after a perfect-condition Alpha Black Lotus signed by artist-designer Christopher Rush set a new record for the most expensive MTG card ever sold at auction, another Black Lotus autographed by Rush has already beaten its impressive figure
Reanimate on the other hand is expensive, played all over place, prized by a lot of people, and has a pricetag of between 20 and 30 dollars based on the version, and is very hard to find
One of the most notable examples is the immersive Pikachu card, which shows the Gen 1 pocket monster in a forest surrounded by other Kanto monsters such as Butterfree, Ponyta, and Caterpie
As such it is certainly a lot closer to Thragtusk or Primeval Titan than the lowly Craw Wurm
This lets you set up a later turn where you play a game-changing threat and immediately follow it up with Visage Bandit to double down on that impact
Ikoria actually took this a step further by having cycling on so many different commons, meaning that decks focused on the cycling mechanic could play lots of cards that were effectively just blank cyclers
