Ho-Oh is indeed a Pokmon legend, instantly setting it apart from ordinary Pokmon cards in value
This card was also one of the first to use a d20, or 20-sided die, to determine the outcome of an ability, the very first if Sword of Dungeons & Dragons from the Unstable set for Magic doesn't count
(It is every creature type.) Sell Contraband Create a Treasure token
It scales a lot worse into the late game where you stop needing lands and can even risk decking
Post-May sets (Abyss Eye (Pitch Black) onward) start at the higher 6,000 floor, creating a natural price gap
2 Ulamog, The Ceaseless Hunger Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger is one of the most brutal creature cards in MTG history