Its super-scarce, since it was only printed in Betrayers of Kamigawa, but is the effect really worth it for four mana
Being this large for this price at the time was an outstanding deal, even if nowadays it doesn't look like much, and the bonus life points were like adding insult to injury, causing players to wince looking at their hand that little bit more and do it again when you cast additional black spells
While thats a good pairing, Giott is a little lackluster when you dont have that going, which definitely knocks it down a couple of points
Master of Death | Illustration by John Stanko Card selection in Magic: The Gathering is all about finding the cards you need to win the game
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
You usually depend on your opponents wincons