We've also used double-faced cards in this release to represent a few other game mechanics, including some sidequests and the rewards for completing them
That being said, items are clearly getting a further boost as a strategy in Into the Inklands, and this card only furthers the viability of that strategy
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Prices of staples often slip during restocks, then settle at a fair level
This is more of a casual, themed deck, but with the right metagame and new supporting cards, it could be a competitor
Since then, however, we've seen Bob come in many forms: And now, with Final Fantasy, we're adding two more to the pile: Once upon a time not even that long ago, the Ravnica printing of Dark Confidant was a $100 card, but people paid up because they strove for greatness, at any cost