Perhaps a little too revealing
The Special Illustration version of this card has the prehistoric Pokemon standing tall among the other Ancient Pokemon, asserting its dominance over the other primeval Pokemon with a massive roar, its namesake in the past.
Its important, of course, that the one-of-one copy of the Magic: the Gathering One Ring was just a super rare version of the card and not the only mechanically-unique The One Ring to be printed, meaning anyone that just wanted a version of the card could get one fairly easily (yours for 55.29 on this very site at time of writing)
While its true that the card has been reprinted twice in the last three years, those printings were more more uber-mythic than true mythic given the short run nature of the sets, and I have the card on my radar to regain ground to $60 if it manages a strong finish at this tournament
Lost to Legend Lost to Legend is an easy way to get rid of commanders that arent hexproof creatures
That's not actually the case though, with estimates pinning the actual number at around 90