The only downside I see is that it doesn't do anything on its own, which means that, in addition to a big target on its back, even in the perfect conditions opponents-wise, we might end up not casting it because our other cards aren't good enough in that spot
This deck embraces variance, playing cards sight-unseen from the top of the deck, flipping coins, and otherwise injecting additional randomness into the game
In 2018, an unopened 1st edition Base Set box sold for $56,000, [32] while in 2022, another unopened first edition box sold for $408,000, a record price for the item
Witness Protection and the later in Lost Caverns of Ixalan released Eaten by Piranhas basically do the same things as Imprisoned in the Moon, except that they can only target creatures
Some notable recent results include a LATAM TCG Online Regional victory where another such deck placed third as well as top-four finishes at the TAK Games Online Treasure Cup (two in the top 4), Mlheim an der Ruhr Regional, Mesquite Regional, NoHEROES Online Regional, and Utrecht Regional
What makes a card the best is up for debate, with attack power, artwork, rarity (check out our list of the rarest) and effect on battles all taken into account
