By the height of Skullclamp's reign, 58 out of a possible 64 copies showed up in the Top 8 of two major tournaments, often featured in decks like this: While Skullclamp was the fall guy, there were actually a ton of problems with the above deck list, and over the course of the next year, Affinityeven without Skullclampbecame a devastating force on the tournament scene
If you enjoy this sort of deck, this is probably the best thing for you to be doing at the moment.
This is perhaps a vision of Death that isnt at all interested in playing a game of chess
To be clear, the best card MTG has ever seen is one that no longer exists
Featuring the Enchanted Cold Foil design, this card's value is driven heavily by it's bright art style
So, with that out of the way, lets get stuck into the most valuable equipment in the format