My main complaint is that while the inclusion of a card in each booster is awesome, and will definitely curve the prices on cards in the same manner OTJ did, the rarity pull rates are absolutely atrocious
An early moment in the game, the scene sees Yuna try to cheer Tidus up as the duo and the rest of the party prepare to carry on their pilgrimage to defeat the monstrous entity known as Sin, who Tidus has just learned (spoilers for a 24-year-old PS2 game) is actually seemingly a transformed corruption of his long-missing father, Jecht
It gets much better if you can profit from said land going into the graveyard
Giggling Skitterspike I love the Toy Story reference here
Not so happy, now you've got a valuable card left in a cheap sleeve
At the time of writing, we've only seen three Eikons and their dominants represented on Magic: The Gathering cards