Here are the priciest cards from the set, with the caveat that these prices will shift massively following launch
During an investor call earlier today (thanks Wargamer), Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks revealed just how well Magic: The Gathering's big Final Fantasy set is doing now that pre-orders have been open for a little while
At first glance, getting to play two different types of cards from the top of your library and double their triggers seems amazing
Item, Action, and Song cards are similar - they help you out with special abilities
As such, the set features another hallmark of the series: Chocobos
Over 100 legendary creature cards are included, allowing players to summon the likes of Cloud Strife, Terra Branford, Yuna, Lightning, and even classic summons like Bahamut and Ifrit to the battlefield