And the first thing Noah said to me is, it's been a long time
The amount of information was definitely excessive and messy, as also were the elements he wanted to include, not to mention the combinations that I consider unusual: letterings, cars, clowns, playing cards, a portrait of his dog, his favourite sport, his sons name, an eye, a portrait and plenty other elements having no connection whatsoever, that to be included in a single even if large tattoo would have meant making them small
While Diablo is exerted you get to draw a card anytime your opponent draws one
It does have its uses, but only if the right cards are in play
Regular versions of this card, like the art pictured, sell for very little, but the Staff version's scarcity and exclusivity make it a coveted curiosity of the era
As it is, I'd cautiously recommend it if you want an engaging experience for one or two players