Its rarity stems from a low pull ratea key factor in driving up the value, making it a hot commodity in the increasingly popular Evolving Skies set within the Sword & Shield series
Since the cards are made from paper, they are susceptible to becoming damaged and this will decrease their value
Some collectors prefer either the Japanese or North American versions due to slight variations in the artwork
Its a staple in my Alesha, Who Smiles at Death deck
However, MTGGoldfish is listing the individual values of these cards as anywhere between $6,000 and $49,500, which is remarkable, and it feels unnaturally inflated right now
Because it doesnt target anything, its able to bounce everything regardless of what immunities those permanents have