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Avatar of Woe Market Price: $5.65, Foil: $150.00 This card was part of another cycle from Prophecy of extremely powerful (again, for the time) creatures that could be cast for a mere two colored mana if you met certain requirements
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Since the permanent is a creature and not a planeswalker, it can't be chosen as a target when your opponent declares attackers, and it won't leave the battlefield if it runs out of loyalty counters
Naturally, a Wizard-heavy deck or a build using "Lithoform Engine" comes to mind first
Sure, you get mana back for your losses, but by that point in the game, your army has been entirely dumped from your hand on the board and you have nothing left to recover with