Lord of the Pit dates from Magic: The Gathering Limited Edition Alpha, the very first print run of the trading card game released in August 1993
While other recent sets have more expensive cards in general amongst their top ten, the special illustration Charizard ex is still among the priciest cards in the recent TCG right now, regularly floating between $170 and $185
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This demonstrated again how regional supply and cultural demand can diverge: a character hugely popular in Japan might drive Japanese card prices sky-high, while outside Japan it may not sustain the same level
The Regent is a bit pricey at 7 mana for an on curve 8/8 that gives your permanents, including it, hexproof if you are on the monarch to play keep away
If a red source deals noncombat damage to an opponent with weaker power than Ojer Axonil, it gets bumped up to Axonils power