A good condition copy of this card, graded 9.5 by Beckett, apparently went for a whopping $63,000
This mechanic reflects how a small group of rats may not be an issue, but a massive swarm of hostile rats could overwhelm creatures they normally couldn't on their own
However, if some of the cards featured in these starter decks look familiar, its probably because both packages include a few previously-released cards from The First Chapter and Rise of the Floodborn
FINAL FANTASY II "So, you talk with beavers?" When the set left vision design and Yoni handed it to me, he gave me the rundown on what every card on the set was doing and what it was trying to accomplish
however, it has an eye watering, in-game Ink cost of 8
The Cloudsea Djinn (Nyxbloom Ancient) I'd call this a fringe Commander staple, as big mana green decks love this massive enchantment creature for some extra ramp, and the Cloudsea Djinn art from the original Final Fantasy is icing on the cake