This normal spell card has the effect to fusion summon one fusion monster from the extra deck that lists Fallen of Albaz as one of its materials, by sending materials from the hand, field, or deck to the graveyard
Its probable that the more high-tech games like FF15 and FF7 could provide artifact synergies found throughout Aetherdrift and Edge of Eternities, while the more fantasy-focused games could give a legends-matter theme like Lord of the Rings
Enlightened Tutor, while nice, also isn't entirely necessary
Here is the breakout for the two cards that you get in this slot, noting that any percentage listed is the possibility for getting the cards in the two slots total, so the percentages will add up to a total of two cards: 20 MH3 extended-art rares (45.4%) and 1 MH3 extended-art mythic rare (1.1%) The borderless treatments that show up, including 20 rare (29.6%) and 3 mythic rare (2.8%) borderless frame break cards, 10 rare (18.2%) and 5 mythic rare (4.6%) borderless profile cards, 3 mythic rare (1.7%) borderless concept Eldrazi cards, and other borderless cards, such as 5 rare (5.7%) fetch lands, 5 other rare (11.4%) lands and 1 other mythic rare (1.1%) land, and 5 mythic rare (5.7%) DFC planeswalker cards
If this card is in your Graveyard: You can send 1 "Gem-Knight" card from your hand to the Graveyard
The biggest loser this week was actually one of the most hyped cards in the set with Atraxa, Grand Unifier dropping 13% to under $30
