Given that Alpha cards had an extremely limited print run, and they are highly collectible cards for players, it means that the almost $400 price point wont be going down anytime soon
Appearing in Into the Inklands selection of emerald cards, Ursula, Deceiver of All costs three mana to play - or can alternatively be added to your inkwell - in return for two strength, three willpower and a single point of lore
Theres a fine line between being deep enough to satisfy TCG players spoiled by decades of Magic: The Gathering mechanics, without throwing fans enchanted by Disney cards in at the deep end and watching them flounder
My favorite deck to play is technically a Naya enchantress deck a red-green-white strategy built around enchantments but in practice its really just a Final Fantasy summoner deck
Specifically it puts it just a little above Phoenix Heart, a commemorative card Richard Garfield made to mark his wedding and only gave out to friends and family members
It feels like the creators want the deck to always be around in standardand, frankly, I agree with them