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Get that hairy rump out into the sun, friend

While I would be hesitant to point to any particular archetype that she leads, she has always had a reasonably strong following and is the kind of card that I commonly find myself wanting as a piece of the other 99

A mint-condition Mox Emerald sold in March 2022 for $29,999, marking the most ever paid for an Alpha copy of the card, while an Unlimited copy sold on eBay in June for $6,190, setting an all-time record for the card in the later set

According to Wizards of the Coast, this is a printing error which was never corrected, as all card backs have to look the same

You can't return the creature you sacrifice because it will still be on the battlefield at the time targets are chosen

Revised was also four more cards than the Unlimited set, due to some omissions from Unlimited and additions from sets like Arabian Nights and Antiquities