Detailed artwork aside, the card's valuable because it packs quite the punch for the cost, and it also has counter abilities
though thats far below the value of the D23 promo version of Mickey Mouse, Brave Little Tailor, its certainly not cheap
'More Adventures in Middle-earth' reprints cards from the new MTG Lord of the Rings set, adding art from the 1978 The Lord of the Rings movie
9 Lightning Energy: Evolving Skies (Secret Rare, 235) $11.30 With how popular the expansion Evolving Skies is for its many chase alternate art masterpieces, this majestic Energy card slips through many collectors' sights
There was Accelerated Blue and the German Dragon in Standard, Suicide Brown and Iron Giant in Extended, good old Yawgmoth's Bargain in just about everything that allowed it, and then a lot of descendants of those initial Tinker decks that continued to get refined and grow in power until they took over Extended in New Orleans
And while some tribes get a serious boost from their stupidly powerful "official" commanders like Edgar Markov and Inalla, Archmage Ritualist, Werewolves are stuck with