Its standard art, non-Enchanted version (which is a Legendary Rare) sells for an average of $6 , so its not a particularly expensive card to get,as long as youre not dead set on the rarest version
Like the Power Nine, Lord of the Pit was classified as a rare card in Alpha, meaning that approximately 1,008 copies were ever produced
You also get price breaks if you order multiple copies of the same deck, but that was less relevant for me
This puts a lot of pressure on your opponent to remove Ursula promptly
They have 50 different serialized cards, poster art treatments that are particularly good quality, and even the regular cards have a scroll treatment that is unique to these packs
With four cards from each mainline Final Fantasy game on the bonus sheet, that means there are a fair few Through the Ages cards left to showcase