Price of Knowledge was first released in the set Commander 2013, illustrated by Dan Murayama Scott
Goodness I love this card
The reason for that isnt far-fetched: first edition cards are the originals, so they carry all of that nostalgia and the value of their limited status
This attack's damage isn't affected by Weakness or Resistance, or by any effects on that Pokmon
Overview This sealed booster box contains 24 individual booster packs, each of which includes 12 randomized cards drawn from The First Chapter set a suite that originally comprised 204 distinct cards, with every card available in both foil and nonfoil variants, plus 12 secret Enchanted cards that elevate collectability
Slap of Misfortune is able to deal a decent 70 points of damage, which is already decent, though its secondary effect is what truly makes this silly attack stand out