It's a Cash Grab As far as the Fortnite Secret Lair drops being a "cash grab," this very well might be true, assuming the definition of "cash grab" is something along the lines of "a product that doesn't have much / any long-term benefit to the game and is designed exclusively / primarily as a way to make a quick buck." While personally I don't think this is 100% true of Universes Beyond products (at a minimum they have the potential to bring new players into the game, which would be beneficial over the long term), for the sake of argument, let's just say that the Fortnite Lair drops (and really, Lair drops in general) are "cash grab" products
Dockside Extortionist is good
Here's a 2026 breakdown of where the price gap is real, where it's a trap, and which cards to buy on which marketplace
Adjusting for conversion rates, that's 100 at Disneyland Paris and the Disney Store Dublin, 94.99 at the Disney Store London, and $174.99 AUD at the pop-up in Melbourne
Notice how, among 2-color decks, Azorius and Boros are the most popular (around 7,200 games each), and Izzet is third with about 6,200
When this Siege enters, search your library for up to two basic land cards, put them onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle
