That said, it is likely that anyone who finds this Enchanted version of the card will want to protect it rather than risk getting it damaged in a game
Few who bought these early versions of the cards thought to keep them in pristine condition, and this has created the perfect storm, leading to increased collectible value of these first prints in the secondary marketplace
Instead, it's the fact that it allows the player to draw two cards when an equipped creature dies that pushes it over the top The potential card advantage is unreasonable for a single mana investment, especially since the -1 to Toughness makes it extremely easy for the player to kill their own creatures on command
2001: Entomb from Odyssey Well, back in 2001, players might have argued that some combination of Psychatog and Upheavalwhich together formed the foundation of one of the era's dominant decksmight be even more broken
Its natural for older cards, but its still kicking and a great aggressive commander