From Tron in Modern to many decks in Standard, it's had a big presence in various formats, and it's been a stronger card
Part of the reason for this card's missing market price is its rarity, but the other portion can be attributed to its condition, which can shift this card's value by hundreds, if not thousands of dollars
For example, the equipment theme didn't bring back any expensive, high quality equipment, just more of the same Loxodon Warhammer style stuff
I think this is a bad Draugr Necromancer but I have been mostly keeping that opinion to myself
Salt & Fear ratings Goes beyond raw power to estimate how oppressive and threatening your deck feels to play against at a real table
Bloodroot Apothecary is a solid companion to infect that locks out some token sacrificing strategies