The obvious corollary is that theres going to be downward pressure on the basic versions of serialized cards, as the value in new sets is now spread out and skewed in favor of super-rare chase cards
The flexible charm fills many roles, taking care of pesky creatures, stripping a final threat via discard, or pumping a Spire Golem for the kill
It's not as chonky as the in-game FF7 PlayStation sprite from back in 1997, but the early artwork still captures the iconic spiky hair and bulky buster sword of the era
Of note, this only applies to Standard expansion sets, like Arabian Nights or M15
This is a flexible card to helm an aggressive deck and does a lot of work with white reanimation effects like Angelic Renewal and free sacrifice outlets like Ashnod's Altar
Read our article to find out how many precious cards are left here, how to distinguish them from the others, and what the black lotus price is