You may cast Eelectrocute from your graveyard as long as you've rolled a 6 this turn
Everything you want from a planeswalker is here: card selection and draw, tapping down a creature to protect itself, or making a literal ninja anthem emblem every turn
Auction house PWCC, which sold the expensive card, claims that the sum makes Lord of the Pit the second-most valuable MTG card after Black Lotus
Printed in 1993s Alpha set, this card was a beast in its time, offering aggressive white decks, an efficient and hard-hitting creature right from turn one
Its almost obligatory to point out that Double Down is another way to double your Dockside Extortionist , but my personal favorite interaction is how it can be used to get a second copy of Sakashima of a Thousand Faces since he is an outlaw spell on the stack regardless of what you wind up copying once he resolves