He is slow and vulnerable, generally incurs a tempo loss and is also fairly easy to block
2 Aftermath Analyst 4 Amulet of Vigor 4 Arboreal Grazer 3 Boseiju, Who Endures 4 Crumbling Vestige 1 Dryad Arbor 1 Echoing Deeps 3 Forest 4 Green Sun's Zenith 4 Gruul Turf 1 Hanweir Battlements 1 Insidious Fungus 2 Lotus Field 1 Mirrorpool 1 Otawara, Soaring City 3 Primeval Titan 4 Scapeshift 1 Shifting Woodland 3 Simic Growth Chamber 4 Spelunking 2 Summoner's Pact 1 The Wandering Minstrel 1 Tolaria West 4 Urza's Saga 1 Vesuva 1 Collector Ouphe 1 Cultivator Colossus 2 Dismember 1 Elder Gargaroth 2 Fire Magic 1 Force of Vigor 1 Ghost Vacuum 1 Icetill Explorer 1 Six 3 Trinisphere 1 Vexing Bauble Amulet Titan has seen a good bit of success in the last eighteen months or so, with most of that success being concentrated in tabletop play
This incredibly efficient spell is the very best at bringing huge creatures back from the dead
A few factors: Market demand English is the dominant language for collectors in the UK, US, and many other major markets
It also has a Terapagos playmat, deck box, metal coin, dice, eight holo Basic energies, and a whopping 18 booster packs from a variety of Pokmon sets
The previous record for a single card was for a Pokemon Illustrator card, which sold for $195,000 last year
