I drove up the next day from NWI to meet with Dorian who spent an exceptional amount of time appraising my cards with me and walking for through his process and even showing me what certain very valuable cards were selling for in the same condition as my cards
This set is an offshoot of the main set which includes Final Fantasy versions of existing Magic: The Gathering cards, instead of the mechanically unique cards
I'll save the details for when we're closer, but here are two of the key changes: Discount decks correctly in the Store based on card names so the version in the deck and the version in a player's collection don't need to be identical
Sure, it doesnt add mana, but who needs it to when it fills your graveyard for nothing
Medium A moderate pickup for the set Where it sits in the price lifecycle Release Hype Post-Release Correction Stable / Reprint Risk End-of-Print Spike Out-of-Print Maturation Buy timingPhantasmal Flames is still in print, so prices can soften if it gets reprinted
Better yet, Anim Pakal never needs to attack in order to trigger, so you could leave it back and let the rest of your creatures do most of the work