The rarities tend to determine which cards are technically stronger , though common and uncommon cards can be incredibly useful as well
Don't underestimate the Emerald Chromicon in this deck
Battle Menu might be my favorite card mechanically from this set
13 Pete, Bad Guy (Enchanted) Mickey's Original Villain Makes His Debut Market Price: $43.84 Pete, Bad Guy is the first enchanted we see on this list, which accounts for the price hike
Countermagic like Spell Pierce helps you protect Emet-Selch, too, which is vital since it needs to survive at least one turn cycle to flip
Once the set is released and Magic: The Gathering fans around the world find all the golden Chocobos (I'm just going to pretend that scalpers no longer exist in the world, just give me this much), we'll see if the standings for the most expensive Final Fantasy Magic card changes at all