The Time Warp reprint of the mystic archive is also worth $50, so players should look out for that, too
Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of Immerwolf depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (Dark Ascension)
In fact, I made the deliberate decision not to draft LCI a single time in order to prioritize focus on other hobbies these past couple of months ( Khans of Tarkir draft, however, was definitely permissible)
The First Chapter had four art cards that combine like a puzzle to show Nicholas Koles art from the Mickey Mouse Brave Little Tailor card
they were game-breakingly powerful
Infect doesn't defend creatures with too much countermagic anyway) Green Melira, Sylvok Outcast Nature's Claim Vines of Vastwood Fog Seal of Primordium Honorable mention: Choke It's a trap!: Beast Within (three mana for removal is way too expensive, especially if it's vulnerable to Skite/Blessing/Vines) Multicolored Deflecting Palm Zealous Persecution Fulminator Mage Izzet Staticaster Crackling Doom Honorable mention: Golgari Charm It's a trap!: Abrupt Decay (Too expensive, stopped by Skite/Vines/Blessing, can't even hit Inkmoth) Colorless Spellskite Chalice of the Void Engineered Explosives Ensnaring Bridge Pithing Needle Honorable mention: Platinum Angel It's a trap!: Relic of Progenitus (Shouldn't have to say this, but I see it all the time
