Additionally, you can return it from your graveyard tapped for 6 mana, which, while expensive, makes it exceptionally resilient
Notice that indestructible is not the same as effects that prevent all damage: With indestructible, the damage is still being dealt (and thus abilities that care about dealt damage will still trigger)
Not until Savannah Lions was reprinted at common in Masters 25 did I come to understand how much creatures have changed over the history of the gamelet alone what makes for a rare card
Finally, Hour of Devastation doesn't have a rare land cycle, which is often the reason some good sets in the past (like Khans of Tarkir or Return to Ravnica ) have low mythic valuesthe fetch lands and shock lands were eating up a lot of the valuebut this isn't the case with Hour of Devastation
The Black Lotus, Magic: The Gathering (1993) Limited Edition Alpha graded CGC Pristine 10 is the only CGC Pristine 10 example in the CGC Cards Population Report as of April 2024
Modern Horizons 3 gave us near reprints of staples and glued lands to the backside