Hope itself has lifegain too, so you can Voltron it and try to win via a mix of damage and mill while gaining some life so you arent defeated too easily
This card comes in a variety of conditions considering how old it is, so you can expect to pay anywhere between $20 (damaged) and $85 (near-mint), depending on how good the condition is
As a result, it can be hard to make out the monster on a card colored this way
With counterfeiting, however, Ill try to print an almost exact copy of a real Tabernacle, and try to sell it for $1000 to another MTG player
There are some great rookies from the early to mid 1980s
Early results show promise, and as players refine its lines, Dark Time Wizard could become a format contender