What you get instead is a single print run, a grading nightmare courtesy of the enlarged Dot Code borders, and a holographic card pool loaded with franchise icons spread across 36 packs per booster box
It works great with the 8-cost Gecko Moria, and it quickly became one of the strongest combo plays in the game
If you ever have the luxury of transforming it into a Planeswalker, it can singlehandedly take over the game
If you control a creature with power 4 or greater, instead search your library for up to three basic land cards, put them onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle
LP cards can surge as high as $150 for holo copies, though, due to the rarity of that version, it doesn't have a distinct market price on TCGplayer
It can go off from basically nothing, assuming you know the combo lines, so its always a threat despite what permanents it may or may not have