With a current value of $39.87 on TCGPlayer, it's clear that her market price is reflecting her gameplay viability
For example, Aladdin - Heroic Outlaw and Aladdin - Street Rat count as different cards even though they are both Aladdin and a player can have four of each in their deck
My aversion to competitively viable archetypes and strategies in favor of unhinged jank that only works one out of every hundred games probably doesnt help either
As one of the most popular Disney princesses, this card is a must-have for collectors everywhere
My budget wishlist includes the following: I would recommend picking this deck up if you have been searching for a good starter tribal deck
Lord of the Pit (Alpha) You'll need a hole full of money to afford this Peak price: $105,000 Like many of the most expensive MTG cards, Lord of the Pit dates from Magic: The Gathering's earliest Limited Edition Alpha set - the first set ever released for the game in 1993