From a competitive standpoint, thats the kind of mechanic that gets you sleeved and sleeved fast
It's a cool ability, which has surely only gotten better over time with all the artifact tokens floating about, but since it's printed on a three mana artifact that does nothing when it hits the board, it's no wonder this card has remained obscure until now
That single ability turned matches into slow, grinding battles where opponents were locked out of essential tools
the set number is in the bottom left on each card, with the set number (8, given that Reign of Jafar is the eighth Disney Lorcana set) alongside it
1 Trainer Unnumbered/Promo Promo (Secret Super Battle) Illustrator: Hideki Kazama Value: Approximately $90,000 Magikarp Unnumbered/Promo Promo (Tamamushi University) Illustrator: Ken Sugimori Value: $78,000 Other exceptional cards Umbreon Gold Star 026/PLAY Promo (PLAY Promotional Cards) Illustrator: Masakazu Fukuda Estimated value: $70,000 Tropical Wind Unnumbered/Promo Promo (Tropical Mega Battle) Illustrator: Sumiyoshi Kizuki Value: $65,100 Victory Orb Unnumbered/Promo Promo (Battle Road Summer 2003) Illustrator: Takumi Akabane Value: $60,000 Why do these cards reach such high prices
Beyond that, however, is Ariels rarity itself: the relatively new Iconic rarity: something a step beyond the legendary Enchanted status that brings added challenge to pulling this gorgeous card