Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of Sword of Dungeons & Dragons depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (The List (Unfinity Foil Edition))
Lorcana Promo Cards Lorcana has its own Promo cards, which are versions of cards available in main sets
Ad Nauseam Akroma's Will Anguished Unmaking Arachnogenesis Aurelia's Fury Beast Within Berserk Blue Sun's Zenith Brainstorm Brought Back Cabal Ritual Chance for Glory Chaos Warp Char Collected Company Comet Storm Comeuppance Condemn Counterspell Cyclonic Rift Dark Ritual Darkness Deadly Dispute Desertion Dig Through Time Discontinuity Dismember Drown in the Loch Eladamri's Call Elminster's Simulacrum Emergency Powers Empty the Pits Ephemerate Even the Score Fact or Fiction Fight to the Death Final Showdown Flusterstorm Force of Negation Force of Vigor Force of Will Fracturing Gust Galvanic Blast Gifts Ungiven Glen Elendra's Answer Glorious End Goryo's Vengeance Harmonized Crescendo Harness Infinity Heroic Intervention Hunter's Insight Impulse Increasing Vengeance Infernal Grasp Intrude on the Mind Jeskai Revelation Kozilek's Return Lightning Bolt Magma Opus Mana Drain Manamorphose March of the Multitudes Mindbreak Trap Mirrorform Monstrous Rage Mystic Confluence Mystical Tutor Narset's Reversal Nexus of Fate Noxious Revival
What makes this card stand out is its Illustration Rare art by saino misaki, showing the fox Pokmon curled up by a fireplace in a warmly lit, rustic room
White Pitfall Trap was always one of my favorite Traps from Zendikar because of its flexibility and efficiency
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