The cards included add up to just under $19, which is notably less than the $30 expected cost of Secret Lair drops
$0.99 Locke Cole (0499 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.79 Sidequest: Hunt the Mark (0453 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.69 Cloud of Darkness (0481 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.79 Prompto Argentum (0463 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $1.49 Reno and Rude (0450 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.99 Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant (0433 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.69 Gladiolus Amicitia (0489 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $1.99 Ashe, Princess of Dalmasca (0425 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.79 Kain, Traitorous Dragoon (0449 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.79 Ultros, Obnoxious Octopus (0442 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.99 Ambrosia Whiteheart (0424 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants $0.69 Seifer Almasy (0466 - Extended Art) Final Fantasy Variants 0 results found
Credit: Wizards of the Coast Leyline Axe Marcy: Ok, this is at least funny for the abuse of the Leyline effect
The rise of it is amazing because it wasnt always a hobby that was cool, and now were kind of in an era where its trendy, says Samantha Veres, whos part of the staff at trading card superstore Burbank Sportscards
As such Im generally cold on rad, though I could see these cards playing very well in Commander Cubes
The first is an extra point of toughness that's a big difference on a 1-drop, since Ruin Crab can effectively block creatures with 2 power
