# Drudge Skeletons Drudge Skeletons holds modest appeal for Unlimited collectors primarily as a functional curiosity rather than a chase card. The skeleton creature represents early Magic design when regeneration was still being explored as a mechanic, making it historically interesting to players studying the game's evolution. As a common, it was printed abundantly, so condition and centering matter more than raw scarcity when evaluating copies. Collectors pursuing complete Unlimited sets need this card regardless of its gameplay impact. Its value lies in filling gaps and representing a specific design era rather than commanding premium prices. For most, finding a clean copy in acceptable condition satisfies collection requirements without difficulty.