The combination of steady ramp and self-mill makes this a reasonable mid-game threat
The details are clean, the colors are correct, and nothing about the card looks too shiny or fully gold from edge to edge
Zen Takahashi Having only been on the opposing end of an Esper Sentinel, I have found the card to be an absolute pain to play against, but I do really like the design of the card
They're still genuine Base Set, and high-grade copies of marquee cards like Charizard still command serious money, but they're a tier below Shadowless, which is several tiers below First Edition
Opponents will know what choices opponents earlier in the turn order made, although cards chosen to be discarded this way won't be revealed until they're discarded at the end of the process
Lord of the Pit Alpha Price: $105,000 Lord of the Pit is MTG's original giant black daemon, printed in the game's first set, Alpha