While high-dollar cards such as Null Rod (which ices out activated abilities of artifacts) have never seen a reprint and are therefore worth over $85, this card has seen two notable reprints, one in Sixth Edition and one, surprisingly, in Modern Horizons 2
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I think the real downfall is that it could do so much more in a different color combination: blue would allow you to create tokens while under a Standstill, while green would allow for a more recognizable enchantress build
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The result of these various additions makes Dragonlord Silumgar one of the most powerful Dimir cards ever created
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