Sort Card Type Lotad #55Common $0.88 Lotad #92Common $0.54 Lotad #81Common $0.31 Lotad #29Common $0.29 Lotad #10Common $0.26 Lotad #36Common $0.19 Lotad #7Common $0.16 Lotad #32Common $0.13 Lotad #35Common $0.07 Lotad #5Common $0.11 Lotad #21Common $0.10 Lotad #2Common $0.52 Lotad #3Common $1.72 Lotad #18Common $0.50 Lotad #4Common $2.00 Lotad - 035/107 #35Uncommon $1.12 Lotad - 063/107 #63Common $0.44 Lotad - 2/12 #2Promo $12.77 Lotad - 66/100 #66Common $2.30 Lotad - 67/100 #67Common $2.22 Lotad (63) - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez) #63Common $18.39 Lotad (66) - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez) #66Common $10.22 Lotad (Shiny) #SH4Shiny Holo Rare $64.50 Lotad (Shiny) #SH4Shiny Holo Rare $64.50 Lotad (63) - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez) #63Common $18.39 Lotad - 2/12 #2Promo $12.77 Lotad (66) - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez) #66Common $10.22 Lotad - 66/100 #66Common $2.30 Lotad - 67/100 #67Common $2.22 Lotad #4Common $2.00 Lotad #3Common $1.72 Lotad - 035/107 #35Uncommon $1.12
The above MTG cards are estimated to be the most valuable overall, but there are plenty of others worth at least a couple hundred dollarsenough to be worth covering, one way or another
Originally printed in 1993s Alpha set, this sorcery is one of the most devastating hand disruption spells in Magic: The Gathering history
Each time a card is discarded, a new card can be drawn, making deck circulation faster, and ability cards can be attached and consumed after being discarded, virtually eliminating cost
This is mostly just a creature with bad stats, since it's very challenging to win with poison in a set without a significant poison theme
