Even though Grave Pact (borderless) doesn't really see Premodern play, it seems that players are still valuing the original printing
However, during the 1990s and 2000s, Japan re-emerged as a source of 'cool' cultural goods, embraced by a growing international audience interested in Japanese culture
Killing your opponent by letting them draw too many cards is so deliciously backwards that this archetype has been a popular rogue deck ever since, graduating to Modern with cards like Fevered Visions and Runeflare Trap
The part where the player loses half of their life isn't instead of the number of objects they chose, but according to the wording, it's actually in addition to the number of objects they chose
This card was released in last years Outlaws of Thunder Junction and has thus far failed to show up pretty much anywhere
Graded Population Report: Gilgamesh, Master-at-Arms [Extended Art Foil] #461 Visualize the distrbution of grades in the chart