Final Fantasy X was the first game in the series to appear on Sonys PlayStation 2, and as such it was highly anticipated, as well as being expected to set a new technical benchmark for the series
Mutavault is powerful enough to see play in Eternal formats, and it looks like the only way they could sneak it into the set is by gatekeeping it behind a three-mana 1/1
This set doesn't come with a lot of risk, because it's not likely to plummet in value
5-Row Giant Capacity: Store 3900+ Cards! This premium trading card storage box holds up to 3900+ unsleeved cards,1800+ double-sleeved cards,or 800+ top-loaded cards (Not suits for 35PT magnetic card holder, PSA graded sleeve)
Decklist OP07 4xEB01-003 4xEB01-061 2xOP01-006 2xOP01-025 4xOP05-074 4xOP06-009 4xOP06-016 4xOP06-069 4xOP07-064 3xP-013 2xST04-005 4xST05-002 1xST10-001 4xST10-008 2xST10-010 4xST10-012 Decklist OP08 1xST10-001 4xEB01-003 4xOP01-006 4xOP06-016 4xP-013 4xEB01-061 4xOP05-074 4xOP06-069 4xOP07-064 4xOP08-067 4xOP08-074 4xST04-005 4xST10-008 2xST10-010 Gameplan The R/P Law deck is perfect for aggressive players who want to have some form of control on the board, and leader Laws effect enables that
Like most Magic: The Gathering cards, the value of Storm of Saruman depends on a few consistent factors: its rarity, the printing and finish (regular or foil), its physical condition, and the set it was printed in (The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth)
