If we assume a Rapunzel to be $150-200 and it costs you 20 tickets to get one (a Cinderella is 18 tickets and is $125-160 so the math is similar, just harder to see the numbers) a ticket is worth essentially $7.50 to $10
An anthropomorphized plane full of woodland critters engaging in epic fantasy battles, - if not in literal scale, in the metaphorical sense - Bloomburrow has been an immediate win for fans of flavorful, interesting takes on the MTG universe
Cavern-Hoard Dragon Chief: A 6/6 with flying, trample, and haste that can be cast for as little as two mana
Raubahn, Bull of Ala Mhigo A quick 2/2 for 2, Raubahn wants to join in decks with equipment and has protection in the form of a ward cost that gets nasty when he cheats a Colossus Hammer onto himself
Then, for its fifth chapter, it gives all of your other creatures a +2/+2 boost as well as the real kicker, indestructible counters which stick around, making your entire team pretty tough to defeat
The meta can shift by their very presence