It's currently sitting at a staggering $219.60 market price, but some vendors have it for less if buying singles is more your bag than gambling on cracking packs
While there may be other powerful planeswalkers in Magic: the Gathering, Lolth's unique abilities make it a strong contender for inclusion in the right deck and could see play in the right meta
A sealed 1996 Japanese Base Set Booster, an example of the first-ever set of Pokemon cards ever produced, is among the items, as is a 20002 Pokemon Legendary Collection Blister Store Display
The level 0 version of the basic version had ambiguous performance as additional damage could only be inflicted if an excess success was achieved without a correction value, but this card also provided a +2 correction value, increasing the success rate in combat tests and allowing conditional additional damage to be seen with a fairly low probability, resulting in above-average weapon performance
Thank god this card doesnt see much play in Modern because of its color restrictions
I did find it personally a bit underwhelming, though, when these Trainer cards were the only Secret Rares of a set