Phyrexian Vindicator, on the other hand, is a new addition to the army, and fulfills a different purpose in decks - but an equally effective and dangerous one. That’s a penalty that not many people are willing to pay, and opponents may end up using their strongest destruction cards solely to remove Obliterator from the field without activating its effect. Even if this creature is destroyed by damage, the person who destroys it would need to do so at a tremendous cost: five of their own cards on the field.
This dangerous beast punishes anyone who damages it by forcing them to remove their own cards from the game. Phrexian Obliterator is actually a relic from an earlier themed pack (New Phyrexia), but one that has stood the test of time and received a new version in All Will Be One. Considering their nature as opposites to one another as well, it only felt right placing them next to each other on the list. #5- TIE- Phyrexian Obliterator/ Phyrexian Vindicator ($15-$135)īoth of these cards are hallmarks of old and new Phyrexian-themed sets, and appropriately enough, their prices are close enough to put them in the same position. The most expensive possible price for the card will be listed after the basic price. Other rarities (like foil, Compleat, or the valuable Oil Slick) will be referenced, but do not necessarily guarantee a position on the list unless the original card is also costly. Please note that when it comes to prices, we’ll be focusing on the base value of the card first and foremost when it comes to placement. We took the average pre-order prices of the five most expensive cards from Phyrexia: All Will Be One (as averaged from the current lowest and highest prices available on popular Magic sale sites TCGPlayer and Star City Games) and weighed them against one another to find out. Three new African lions coming to Roosevelt Park Zoo
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