Its unique attributes make it appealing to multiple collector groups, and it still retains the Gen 2 nostalgia that attracts a general audience as well
LCG stands for Living Card Game, and while Arkham Horror the board game is a beast with tons of pieces, the card game has fewer pieces and no game board
As such, the Spiked Corridor side is drawing comparisons to Burn Down the House (but at a better rate), which actually becomes kinda funny when you consider the other side
For 2 mana and a further 2 equip cost, it does nothing (not even a token stat boost) but generate counters when the creature its on deals damage via battle
Ghoti Decks can end up with powerful monsters in the more unorthodox ways
Mako Tsunami, Weevil Underwood, and Espa Roba are all vying for a spot as well, and the mysterious Marik has sent Seeker the Rare Hunter, Arkana the Magician, and Strings the Quiet One to stop you