Final Fantasy: Through the Ages features dozens of other cards, and the above list are some other multi-format staples like Fatal Push and Dovin's Veto with awesome new art that won't break the bank for a playset
Representation from one game to the next will vary a bit, with it sounding like Final Fantasy VII, thanks to its impact on the franchise as a whole and the recent Remake trilogy, will be heavily featured
Speaking of Commander, Seize the Spotlight has more than doubled from $5 to $11 over the past few weeks, and I mostly blame Tomer for this for calling out the card as a sleeper on a recent podcastalthough I think hes right
Thats a pretty powerful ability that only further paints a pretty strong argument for a stronger item meta than weve yet seen to date
Product Lineup and Pricing Into the Inklands will be sold in several product configurations at launch: Booster Packs $5.99 MSRP 12 randomized cards each Illumineers Trove $49.99 MSRP 1 Card storage box 6 Card Dividers 8 Booster packs (96 total cards) 6 Damage-counter dice 1 Lore counter Jump In: Gift Set $29.99 MSRP 2 Oversized foil cards 2 Playable foil cards 34 Damage counters 4 Booster packs (48 total cards) 2 Lore tracker tokens Starter Decks $14.99 MSRP 1 Preconstructed 60 card deck with 2 foil character cards 11 Game tokens 1 Quick Start Rulebook 1 Booster pack (12 cards) Most Expensive Into the Inklands Cards With the set just releasing, prices are volatile, but some of the most valuable cards currently include: Scrooge McDuck Richest Duck in the World (Emerald Foil): $540+ Stitch Covert Agent (Ruby Foil): $250+ Tinker Bell Very Clever Fairy (Ruby Foil): $200+ Expect prices to fluctuate as the metagame develops, and more products are opened
Enchanted creature doesn't untap during its controller's untap step
