The cycling effect for 8 mana is powerful, but here Im ranking the normal mode, and getting a three-for-one is worth playing this card
Another note Ill make here is that most of the time when you create a token that is a copy of something that isnt a token, or cast a copied spell that would become a permanent, or copy a permanent with a cloning effect, it retains its mana value of the thing it is copying when it enters
Graded by Beckett as a Pristine 10, Lord of the Pit is in a league of its own, unmatched in quality
(2014-02-01) If the opponent pays tribute, the creature will enter the battlefield with the specified number of +1/+1 counters on it
Providence 5WW Sorcery You may reveal this card from your opening hand
[[nid:537285]] Thats not the case here as the choice cards in the AFR set are more readily available due to their Common and Uncommon rarities, which means beginners can definitely use them in their decks