However, with the bans, I had to reconsider the goals of the deck
Release date: 1993-08-05 Air Elemental Ancestral Recall Animate Artifact Animate Dead Animate Wall Ankh of Mishra Armageddon Aspect of Wolf Bad Moon Badlands Balance Basalt Monolith Bayou Benalish Hero Berserk Birds of Paradise Black Knight Black Lotus Black Vise Black Ward Blaze of Glory Blessing Blue Elemental Blast Blue Ward Bog Wraith Braingeyser Burrowing Camouflage Castle Celestial Prism Channel Chaos Orb Chaoslace Circle of Protection : Blue Circle of Protection : Green Circle of Protection : Red Circle of Protection : White Clockwork Beast Clone Cockatrice Consecrate Land Conservator Contract from Below Control Magic Conversion Copper Tablet Copy Artifact Counterspell Craw Wurm Creature Bond Crusade Crystal Rod Cursed Land Cyclopean Tomb Dark Ritual Darkpact Death Ward Deathgrip Deathlace Demonic Attorney Demonic Hordes Demonic Tutor Dingus Egg Disenchant Disintegrate Disrupting Scepter Dragon Whelp Drain Life Drain Power Drudge Skeletons Dwarven Demolition Team Dwarven Warriors
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We wanted to open the doors of Magics gameplay to a new audience: Warhammer players, Fleischer tells me, saying that was a key reason for putting themed art on every card
After receiving several high-dollar offers, the card was purchased by Grammy-winning artist and die-hard MTG fan Post Malone for a staggering $2,000,000, setting a new record for Magics most expensive public sale
The reason it's nigh on unplayable in most decks is the downside tacked onto the card
