With retail on packs being around $6 and the ticket itself worth $7.50-$10, this value is not bad to actually be able to play for another $75-$100 in prizes
We played Watchwolf and it was good, until we realized the decks that played Watchwolf were not as good as Watchwolf, so it stopped seeing play
I think they are one of the finest examples of a card that improves magic
These are the rough pull rates and chances of getting Legendary and Enchanted cards, as well as the chances of getting different rarity foils
In Commander, that condition is trivial for the majority of green decks, making Henge a no-brainer inclusion for a ton of lists
Villains (Black, Red, Blue) Final Fantasy is well-known for its iconic villains, and MTG put them to good use in this set as double-faced cards