if youre willing to pay the markup
Kefka, Court Mage Kefka is a value machine, even before it flips into its absurdly over-the-top flier mode, Kefka, Ruler of Ruin
In deciding which cards to put on the bottom and which ones to keep, my main strategy thus far has been to assemble an "ink curve"
Late in each game, there are a few interesting choices while trying to mix scoring points on quests with eliminating some of my own characters to slow down a massive scoring engine across the table
They have a full, alternate art illustration of what can also be found as a standard card in their respective set, along with a textured, spectacular foil treatment that makes them look (and feel!) amazing
For example, if my starting hand has two one-drops, three three-drops, a fancy item or action card, and a seven-drop, then I will usually keep one one-drop and one three-drop and bottom the other five