Even more surprising than that, however, is the fact this card, Nazgl, could take up five spots in this top ten list
Once its here, its here, so reprinting it at least drives the price down (perhaps only of the reprints, which Ben Bleiweiss is going to have to explain to me someday) so that everyone who wants it can get their hands on it
Due to this, demand is likely going to fall off once players have had their fill
Here's a look back at past versions of The List : Past versions of The List The List for Kamigawa: Neon Dynasty The List for Innistrad: Crimson Vow The List for Innistrad: Midnight Hunt The List for Dungeons & Dragons: Adventures in the Forgotten Realms The List for Modern Horizons 2 The List for Strixhaven: School of Mages The List for Kaldheim The List for Zendikar Rising Below you'll find lists of the cards that have been added to The List and those that are dropping off to make room for the new additions
The most similar effects in paper are cards like Kindle that need you to track the amount of Kindle cards in your graveyard, and cards like Yidaro, Wandering Monster that ask you to track how many times it was cycled
It definitely met quadrant theory back in 2019